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The Stone That Should Not Be Here

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Nobody slept.

By the time the sun cleared the eastern ridge, half of Moon's Refuge was awake and pretending not to be frightened. Reyna had tripled the perimeter watch. Wren had taken over the kitchen with the grim efficiency of a woman who dealt with fear by feeding people. Ferris had not left the archive room, and from the sound of it, he had knocked over at least two shelves.

Caleb and I stayed on the hill with the stone.

It sat exactly where we had placed it five years ago—smooth river rock
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