Zahra's POV“We’re running the ten-kilometre orange track today,” Thompson calls out. I have no idea what that is, but if it’s anything like the trails at Night Howlers, it’ll be clearly marked with orange paint at intervals.“Keep up,” he says, stepping into position.Then, without warning, he takes off—no countdown, no signal, just gone. I’m ready for it, though, and he doesn’t catch me off guard. I fall into step beside him easily. He’s setting a quick pace, but it’s nothing I can’t handle. Honestly, I’d go a bit faster for a 10km at the academy, so this feels comfortable.Despite his much longer stride, I match his rhythm without effort, controlling my breathing. The pounding of feet behind us settles into perfect sync, the sound oddly therapeutic.Running through the thick forests of the royal territory feels incredible—the air heavy with pine and damp earth, the light breaking through the canopy in golden shards. But it’s not just the forest that hits me. It’s the feeling in my
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