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= <span style="color: #FFFFFF !important;">Chapter Twnety-Seven: Nearing the Son</span> = Eliles awakens in Istinjoln’s stable loft, itchy from hay after meeting Ivin, plotting escape post-Night of Bones to avoid Ulrikt’s threats. She sneaks past Feres, brushing hay from her robes, and joins morning prayers in the First Hall, masking her absence with a guard’s excuse. Reflecting on Ivin—his blond rarity and kindness—she dismisses romantic thoughts as feral magic’s illusion, focusing on Shadows and Celestial Gates she lacks knowledge to unravel. Woxlin’s sudden praise and hand kiss unnerve her, hinting at suspicion, while Dareun’s comforting lie about her troubles deepens her guilt. Planning to flee during the Eve of Snows’ drunken chaos, Eliles clings to survival, torn between Dareun’s pride in her priesthood and her need to escape Istinjoln’s dangers. * [[EoS Chapter 26]] — A Scar Lost * [[EoS Chapter 28]] — Rider's Return [[Category:Eliles]] [[Category:Feres]] [[Category:Woxlin]] [[Category:Dareun]] [[Category:Ivin Mention]] [[Category:Ulrikt Mention]] [[Category:Istinjoln]] [[Category:Prophecy]] [[Category:Night of Bones Prophecy]] [[Category:EoS Chapters]]
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