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Chapters
Chapter One: Shackles And Secret
Chapter Two: A Veil of Deception
Chapter Three: Fugitive Heart
Chapter Four: Shadow Of The Past
Chapter Five : Faith In The Eye
Chapter Six: The Trial and the Betrayal
Chapter Seven: From The Ashes
Chapter Eight: The Weight of Justice
Chapter Nine: To Stand and Bow
Chapter Ten: The One Who Vanish
Chapter Eleven: Ash and Oath
Chapter Twelve: Flame in the Hall
Chapter Thirteen: Back Against The Ground
Chapter Fourteen: The Mask That Binds
Chapter Fifteen: The Crown in Lies
Chapter Sixteen: Designed, Not Chosen
Chapter Seventeen: The Chamber Below
Chapter Eighteen: The Clay Making
Chapter Nineteen: Piece of Trust
Chapter Twenty: The Trial
Chapter Twenty-One: Vengeance Unfolded
Chapter Twenty-two: The Welcoming Feast
Chapter Twenty-Three: Threads Of The Unseen
Chapter Twenty-four: Behind the Smile
Chapter Twenty-Five: What Sleep Beneath
Chapter Twenty-Six: The Tribunal
Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Longing Cry
Chapter Twenty-Eight: Mira Justice
Chapter Twenty -Nine: The Real Suspect
Chapter Thirty: The Painful Sacrifice
Chapter Thirty - One: The first Seal
Chapter Thirty-Two: Finding The Lost Key
Chapter Thirty-three: The Ghost Trail
Chapter Thirty-four: A Place of Waiting
Chapter Thirty-five: Daughter Of The Forgotten
Chapter Thirty-six: The Cost of Remembering
Chapter Thirty-Seven: The Broken Path
Chapter Thirty-Eight: The Welcoming Path
Chapter Thirty-Nine: Creating The New Era
Chapter Forty: Rebuilding The Council
Chapter Forty-One: Political Firestorm
Chapter Forty-Two : The Name Beneath The Stones
Chapter Forty- Three :The Hands that Heal
Chapter Forty-Three : The Hand That Bite And Save
Chapter Forty Five : Born As A Leader
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Chapter Forty-Two : The Name Beneath The Stones
Evelyn hated this place. The prison beneath the magistrate’s tower didn’t just smell of mildew and old blood — it remembered. Every stone whispered of screams, secrets, and things left to rot. Her boots echoed down the narrow passage as she passed cell after cell, most empty, a few holding men w...