Novel & Cerita Harbingers Wow

He turns his attention back to the others while I bury my face in his neck, breathing in the scent of home. “Stonehollow’s bleeding. You both took out most of their hired muscle within the last 48 hours. Their top dogs are still out trying to bring in more backers,” His chuckle sends shivers down my spine with the edge of violence laced in. “I have a feeling they’ll be licking their wounds for a while.” “But it doesn’t mean they’re done, or that they’re willing to let us go,” I finish for him, pulling back to rest my cheek on his chest and look at the others.

No cursed bloodlines. There was only them. Later that night, in the war tent, the council gathered. Kaelen spread out a new map across the table, eyes grim. “Scouts confirm it — the third Harbinger is moving toward the Forgotten Temple. They're summoning something... or someone.” Aria, now seated in the Luna’s seat at the head of the table, leaned forward. “Then that’s where we go.” “We’ll be outnumbered,” Kaelen warned. “And the temple’s protected by warding magic. Ancient.”