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Chapter 133: A False Confession
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Seraphine The resounding crack of my palm against the table echoed through the chamber, rattling the crystal glasses and sending a tremor through the air. My pulse roared in my ears, the weight of the news pressing down on my chest like a vice. “What did you just say?” The messenger flinched but held his ground, though the way his throat bobbed betrayed his nerves. The sight of him sickened me. “Valkyrie survived, My Lady.” A cold chill slithered down my spine, sinking its claws into me. My nails dug into the polished wood of the table, the sharp sting grounding me for only a moment. "Valkyrie… survived?" My voice was little more than a whisper. She was supposed to be dead. How could my plan have failed? “And Heather?” I demanded. The messenger hesitated. A subtle shift in his stance sent a sickening wave of dread curling in my gut before he even spoke. “She… survived too.”"Noooo!" A roar of frustration ripped from my throat. My hand flew to the goblet be
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SeraphineRagnor tensed, his breath hitching in quick, uneven gasps. Whatever news the messenger bore, it was significant—so crucial that, for the first time since barging in, he faltered.That hesitation thrilled me.“What the hell is going on here, Sera?” he demanded, his voice sharper now, edged with something close to desperation.I let out a soft, amused hum, folding my arms as I leaned against the edge of my desk.“Do you think I’m a mind reader, darling?” I mused, feigning innocence. “I may be talented, but even I have my limits.”His nostrils flared. “You expect me to believe you don’t know what’s in that message?”“Why should I?” I arched a brow, my lips curling. “You’re the one who looks like he’s about to be handed a death sentence.”Ragnor didn’t reply, but the way his shoulders tensed, the way his fingers twitched, said enough. He was dreading whatever was in that sealed letter.I turned my gaze toward Gamma Dwayne, who was still standing by the door like a loyal hound.“
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Valkyrie It had been several hours since Ragnor left for his office. I didn’t know what had gone wrong. A creeping unease had settled in my chest with each passing minute. The packhouse had been unusually quiet all morning—not the peaceful kind of quiet, but the kind that felt like the calm before a storm."Where is he?" I muttered, uneasy. I stood at the balcony with a heavy breath. My fingers gripping the cold railing while staring out at the lands stretching beyond the fortress walls. The sky was a dull gray. Not that kind of morning I expected.. Even the wind had stilled, as if the very world was holding its breath. “Luna!” Nancy’s voice broke through the silence.I turned to see her waving from below, a bright smile on her face sending a warmth I didn't expected. She carried a small basket, its contents hidden beneath a cloth. “I brought you something,” she called up. I managed a small smile, though my mind was still burdened with worry. “What is it?” “Freshly picked st
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