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... of ash and frost curling in the soldiers' throats. The mist, once slow and circling, surged like a wave—silent, merciless, a pale tide clawing toward the blackstone.

Valtor moved first. His claws raked across the gateposts as he slammed them shut, the heavy iron bar groaning into place. His voice cut through the rising panic—not a shout, but a growl, cold and commanding."Hold your lines. Eyes forward. Steel ready."

Behind him, the newly trained watchmen snapped to position. Thei ...

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