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Intro. The kingdom still wears mourning, but she does not. While the bells ring for the fallen king and the people whisper fears in the shadows, the queen stands tall on the throne that now weighs twice as much. Not only has she lost her husband; She has lost the shield that protected her from the wolves that roam the court. His pain is real, deep as the winter that covers the fields, but it is no stronger than his determination. Because in the palace, duel is a luxury that few can afford, and power is a flame that is extinguished if it is not fed firmly. The counselors murmur. Generals calculate. The noble houses test the air for weakness. But the queen was not born to bow her head. He learned that the crown is not inherited solely by blood, but by character. And she is determined to prove that she will not be a decorative widow or a replaceable piece on the kingdom board. If fate took the king from him, it will not take the throne from him. Because now he not only fights for the love he lost,

Valeriane

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