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Chapter 73: The Unlikely Ally

Author: Ethan Choi
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The dawn broke over the aftermath of the battle, casting its muted glow over the fortress and its scarred courtyard. Rayka and Sylvester stood on the battlements, surveying the horizon as their thoughts churned with the weight of the recent attack. The silence between them spoke volumes—both understood the gravity of their situation.

“We’re fighting an enemy who’s always one step ahead,” Sylvester said, breaking the silence. His voice was heavy, his grip on the battlement stone tight.

Rayka nodded, her expression somber. “And now we have this unknown faction to contend with. We can’t keep reacting; we need to take the offensive.”

Their conversation was interrupted by the approach of Seren, her stride purposeful. “We have a visitor,” she announced, her tone carefully neutral.

“Who?” Rayka asked, her instincts on high alert.

Seren hesitated, her gaze flicking between the two leaders. “It’s... Helmar.”

Both Rayka and Sylvester stiffened at the name. Helmar, a former rival and one-time ch
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