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Concordia, Seven Hundred Years Before

Thaelen walked the path in front of the tower and was relieved when his men saluted and greeted him as normal, though he could see their concerns in their eyes. He distracted himself by watching the wall and ocean. It was not long until the horizon was spotted with ships.

“F-k,” he said through his teeth.

“You should not be out here, Thaelen,” Magnus said coming to stand beside him.

Thaelen sent him a glare. “Just precisely where should I be, Magnus?” He demanded. “There are ships on the horizon and activity at the wall. They are preparing to attack.”

“We have the mountains and the higher ground. They may have the greater numbers, but we have the advantage. I have resupplied the towers, and we are prepared to hold a siege for however long it takes them to exhaust themselves,” Magnus replied. “You and your Griebron prince are liabilities Thaelen. You need to return to Concordia with Hod, Alyra and I, and leave the siege to the Captain and his soldi
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Barbara Hunter
I hate them right now for what they did to him and how they did it.
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Dawn Bivens
Only Talen would feel sorrow and not rage at the betrayal. Everyone stabbed him in the back and expected him to be gracious and grateful for it. So wrong.
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Author Girl
I understand why it happened, but how they did this to Talen was so very wrong. I also think Sigrid and Megs betrayal Talen as well. Sigrid had to know this would happen to Talen. However, Talen did bring this on himself when he refused to listen to anyone trying to point out the obvious.
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