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Chapter 135: The Moon Goddess's Call
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The dense canopy above the camp let the early light slink in, softly goldenizing the jungle. The peace of the moment was very different from the tumult I was feeling within. My psyche still echoed the words of the Moon Goddess. One will be obliged to make sacrifices. Her comments were a continual reminder that the path ahead would not be simple.The pack and rogues mixed warily close by as I stood in the clearing. Tension permeated the air, a brittle calm that seemed ready to break with one move wrong. I cannot allow it to transpire. I had to start with myself if I were guiding these wolves against Cassandra and the approaching gloom." Zaia." Dax's words sliced through my thoughts; his tone was austere but consistent. Approaching from the brink of the clearing, his wide shoulders created a striking image. You have been silent since yesterday night. Something you may want to share?My will hardening, I turned to face him. "I need your help.".His eyebrows shot in astonishment, but he
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