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Chapter 88 : The Crown’s Keeper

Author: R.K.
last update publish date: 2026-09-09 17:14:47

They left the house before dawn.

Garran stayed behind.

He refused to come with them.

"My promise was to protect the house," he told them. "Not the Crown."

Kael didn't like leaving him alone, but Garran had survived twenty years in those woods.

He could handle himself.

The journey toward the marked location took less than half a day.

The forest gradually changed.

The trees became thinner.

The ground rose toward a rocky ridge.

There were no guards.

No traps.

No enemy soldiers.

That
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