บททั้งหมดของ The Rogue Healer's Secret: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

The very first sign of the impending disruption arrived just before the breaking of dawn.It wasn't a sudden, marching foreign army. It wasn't a thunderous, terrifying roar that shook the foundations of the ancient mountains. It was something far more unnerving.Silence.The eastern watchtower, a stone outpost usually alive with the cheerful sounds of morning birds and the low, resonant howls of territorial wolves greeting the breaking day, had suddenly fallen unnaturally quiet.Commander Roland frowned deeply, adjusting his grip on the leather reins as he rode his powerful steed through the dense, shadowed forest. The morning air felt entirely wrong—heavy, stagnant, and completely devoid of the usual woodland life. Even his inner wolf paced with an uneasy, growling restlessness beneath his skin, claws metaphorically digging deep into his consciousness."Spread out immediately," Roland ordered the four elite warriors of his patrol, his voice a low, commanding rumble. "Search every sin

The eastern wind carried no scent.That alone was enough to trouble Killian.A true wolf could smell rain hours before it fell. He could distinguish friend from stranger long before either came into view.But for three days... the eastern wind carried nothing. No deer. No birds. No wolves.Only an unnatural emptiness.Commander Roland stood before the war table inside the palace. A fresh map had been spread open. Three red stones marked the eastern border."We've lost contact with three patrols."The room fell silent.Kael frowned. "They didn't return?"Roland shook his head. "No battle. No bodies. No signs of struggle. They simply... vanished."King Aldric's expression darkened. "That has never happened."Orion looked at the map. "It has."Everyone turned toward him."The Watchers never attack cities first," Orion explained. "They remove the eyes. The ears. The scouts. They want Blackthorn blind."Killian closed the map. "Then we restore our sight." He looked around the room. "I'm le

The moon hung exceptionally high above the dense canopy of the Eastern Forest. Its pale, filtering light cut sharply through ancient branches, casting long, geometric silver shadows across the damp forest floor.Killian ran with predatory grace at the head of the company. Beside him, Seraphina matched his rapid, unyielding pace effortlessly, her silver hair catching the moonlight. Behind them, Freya and the elite Eastern Wind wolves moved like literal ghosts through the thickets.No one spoke. No one needed to. Every single wolf could feel the sudden, heavy pressure in the atmosphere.The enemy was incredibly close.Hundreds of miles away, within the heart of the kingdom, Blackthorn Palace remained perfectly peaceful.Children still laughed and played safely in the stone courtyards. The Moonstone Sanctuary welcomed weary, injured patients from across the neighboring territories, providing them with comfort and safety. King Aldric personally walked among the townspeople in the lower pla

The journey back to Blackthorn was incredibly swift. Killian barely allowed the horses to rest, urging them forward through the darkening trails. Although Freya had exposed the Watchers' first trap, neither he nor Seraphina believed the danger had passed.The enemy had failed to divide them. That only meant another, more calculated plan was already unfolding in the shadows.The eastern wind whispered through the high canopy. This time... Leo heard it.Back at Blackthorn Palace, Aiden sat cross-legged beneath the great oak tree with Orion. Ancient maps and heavily yellowed scrolls lay scattered all across the green grass.Leo suddenly lifted his head, his playful demeanor vanishing. His silver ears twitched sharply. *Someone is crying.*Aiden looked around the empty courtyard. "I don't hear anyone, Leo."Leo stood up on all fours, his posture rigid as he turned toward the south. *Not here. A very long way from here. There are many distinct voices... and they're in immense pain.*Orion'

The pillar of black light split the heavens. It rose violently beyond the eastern mountains, piercing through the heavy clouds until it disappeared into the endless night sky. Every single wolf in the Blackthorn territory felt the oppressive shift in the air. Some dropped to one knee under the sudden weight of the dark magic, while others instinctively shifted into their wolf forms, letting out low, anxious growls. Even the Moon Tree, which had glowed so brilliantly only moments before, trembled to its core as its silver leaves drifted sadly to the ground. A heavy, suffocating silence settled over the kingdom. The war they had feared for so long had finally begun.Killian stood quietly at the balcony overlooking the sprawling capital of Blackthorn, the distant black pillar reflecting in his dark eyes. Behind him, the heavy wooden doors opened, and Seraphina stepped quietly onto the stone balcony. She slipped her warm hand into his without speaking a single word, offering her silent co