All Chapters of The White Rose Of Damnation: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The sun rose early, but Damian was already awake before it.The night sky had only just begun to lighten when he stood at the edge of the training grounds, arms crossed, surveying the mist-shrouded landscape.The air was still cool, but it wasn't the cold that kept him awake-it was the thought that today, everything would be decided.The students arrived one by one, their expressions a mix of tension and excitement.Damian knew full well that not everyone would succeed in the Trial.This wasn't just another test-it was the first true judgment that would determine who was capable of becoming a real warrior.And he also knew that for Skylar, this meant far more than just an exam.As the girl appeared among the others, Damian watched her closely.There was still a hint of restrained tension in her movements, just like in the early days, but she was no longer the uncertain girl he had first seen on the training grounds.Something inside her had changed.For a moment, their eyes met, and D

Morning arrived unusually cold at the Willorion training camp.The sun's rays had barely begun to pierce the cloudbanks rolling over the mountains, yet the courtyard was already alive with movement.The students-just a day after the shocking announcement-moved quietly, a somber expression weighing many faces.In one week, the best of them would be sent to the front.That fact pressed down on them like a heavy burden-even those who hadn't been selected could feel its weight.Sky dressed in her room, her movements mechanical, her expression blank-but deep in her eyes, something burned: determination.The conversation with Damian yesterday hadn't just calmed her-it had strengthened her, confirmed to her that she could face this new chapter.The responsibility no longer crushed her as it once had.For the first time, she felt that she was not merely being swept along by events-but that she could shape them, too.The morning gathering took place in the center of the training yard, where He

The next morning, the air in the training camp courtyard was still cool, carrying the remnants of the night, but the golden rays of the rising sun had already begun to pierce the lingering morning mist. The fog drifted lazily along the ground, leaving tiny beads of moisture on the blades of grass and the leaves of the bushes lining the training grounds. Birds chirped in the distance, as if this place were preparing for a peaceful new day rather than for war.Sky stepped slowly out of the main building. She wore the same white training uniform as before, but somehow it now seemed to highlight her delicate frame even more. Her steps were steady, yet her movements still showed traces of her previous injury: a little more cautious, a little more reserved than before. But there was no pain on her face anymore-only determination. After yesterday, she knew: there was no time for weakness. In two days, they would be leaving for the front.As she reached the edge of the training ground, she pa

As the ship slowly docked along the rocky, mist-shrouded shore, the cadets silently gathered on deck. The wind lashed coldly against their faces, carrying the scent of salt and the coming rain. On the far side of the shore, the outline of a massive, forbidding fortress emerged-its stone walls and towering spires carved into the cliffs, hiding stories of battles and secrets within. This was the front-line training camp, one of the Willorion Army's most important bases.Sky's stomach tightened as the ship bumped softly against the pier. Orders rang out, and soon everyone stood in formation, disciplined, just as they had been taught. Damian stepped forward, glancing back at Sky for a moment. Her eyes shone with a mix of exhaustion, excitement, worry, and a strange, unwavering sense of purpose.As they crossed onto the dock, two guards awaited them, along with a commander whose stern gaze and deeply lined forehead spoke volumes."Cadets, welcome to Dragonspine Camp," the deep voice rang o

The first light of dawn painted the sky with a soft orange glow, while thick mist settled around the camp at the end of the night. Birds chirped quietly among the trees, yet it felt as if even nature itself breathed more cautiously under the weight of the coming day. After yesterday's battle and the opening of Stonegate, the team had spent most of the night on alert, but now, finally, they were granted a few hours of peace.Sky woke early. Though her body still ached with exhaustion, her thoughts wandered far beyond the canvas walls of her tent. The kiss with Damian-their first real, honest moment-still pulsed warmly in her chest, alongside the heavy burden of the mission pressing upon them. She knew that whatever they found beyond the gate would change everything forever.The general had given his orders the previous evening: this morning, they would receive new directives, and those who had proven themselves would form an elite unit tasked with pushing deeper into the territory of t