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Cold embers
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Ongoing, First published Sep 20, 2025
The Citadel is nothing more than a memory, crushed beneath the bombs. Its survivors, scattered to the winds, must learn to fight again without walls, without refuge.

Mira and Elijah, faces now known to all, bear the weight of a story the regime is determined to tarnish. Ilya fights to hold onto Mira's voice amid the chaos. Mikel, the disowned heir, discovers a role he never wanted. And Tomasz, once just a worker, chooses at last not to remain a spectator.

In a capital on the brink of implosion, where propaganda collides with whispers of revolt, each must find their place. Between hope and betrayal, sacrifice and promise, the war is no longer a rumor-it reaches into every street.

And this time, there is no turning back.
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