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Chapter 9

Word Count: 838    |    Released on: 19/08/2026

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urned suffocatingly thick, c

sharp jolt through my skin. His breathing was rapid, shallow, and ragged, his che

idow's Tear, had ignited a violent immune counterattack against the lingering infection. But in a body with a shattered Dragon C

ntroducing foreign compounds now would react with the res

ling was my

rest in the adjoining ante-room, I remain

al, desperate battle aga

r, without pausing for a single second, I plunged cloths into the icy water, wrung them out with raw, aching hands,

as so intense that the cold towels

nd blistered from the freezing water. In the suffocating gloom of this hostile fortress, an overwhelming wave of isolation threa

he heavy basin over to the side table

onds, my back was

the room, a faint, almost impercep

rustle of coar

d easily have been mistaken f

austed hands trembling under the weight,

orward-and froze

my throat. My heart

slipped from my

AN

with a deafening, ringing roar, sending waves of icy wate

nk. I couldn

in the flickering candlelight, Bo

molten gold-the pure, untamed gaze of an ancient predator. Cold, sharp, and razor-fo

aming. He was

as a

tching every singl

did he regain

ided his necrotic flesh and bound his pelvis in makeshift linens? Did he hear me spe

to save his life, or did he assume I was simply a more

r the edge of the bedframe, when the heavy thud of hur

p, the master chamber doors

ys at her waist jangled like chains. Behind her, two burly estate guards shoved a trembling Penny into t

ke a whip. "The servants heard a crash and the alarm of a sudden, fatal

shoulder. But I merely smoothed my sleeves, stepping calmly bet

We all saw her banish the attendants and tamper with the Lord's wounds with

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