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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflection on the sanctity of the Archives, emphasizing their irreplaceable nature compared to temples or other structures. The protagonist, Cadet Sorrengail, navigates the familiar tunnels of Basgiath, pushing a library cart towards the Archives, which serve as her sanctuary and place of work. The sensory details of the scent of parchment and ink evoke a deep sense of belonging and nostalgia, highlighting her long-standing connection to the Archives despite recent changes in her…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter begins with a reflection on the relationship between a dragon's strength and its rider’s signet power, emphasizing that a more powerful dragon correlates with a stronger signet manifestation. It warns about the dangers of unbonded cadets seeking to bond with dragons, highlighting the risks of ambition and the potential for manipulation. This sets a tone of cautious awareness about the dynamics of power and loyalty within the dragon-rider hierarchy, illustrating the importance of careful…
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      CHAPTER SIXTEEN

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflection on the mysterious and hierarchical nature of dragon governance, highlighting the protagonist’s uncertainty about how dragons create laws or decide their bonding practices. Despite an officer’s confidence in their expertise, there remains a significant gap in understanding the true social and political structures among dragons. This sets a tone of intrigue and complexity surrounding dragon society, emphasizing that much about their inner workings remains concealed…
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      CHAPTER FIFTEEN

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a stark reminder that surviving the initial challenge of Threshing does not guarantee success in reaching the flight field, emphasizing that being chosen as a rider is only the beginning of a much more demanding test. The protagonist, Violet, faces her fears and doubts as she prepares for her first flight, experiencing a mix of terror and awe as she is caught mid-fall by her dragon, Tairn. The narrative highlights the perilous nature of dragon riding, where even the most skilled can…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter explores the profound emotional toll that the bond between a dragon and its rider can take, highlighting that in six centuries of recorded history, many dragons have struggled to recover from the loss of their bonded rider. This deep connection often results in devastating consequences, including the rare but tragic cases where a dragon’s grief leads to its untimely death. The narrative underscores the intense loyalty and emotional vulnerability inherent in these bonds, setting a somber tone…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflection on the awe and humility experienced during Threshing, a perilous event for first-year cadets in the Riders Quadrant. Held annually on October first, it involves young riders entering a forested valley with the hope of bonding with a dragon, knowing that failure often results in death. The narrative emphasizes the dangerous and unpredictable nature of this ritual, highlighting the intense mixture of fear and determination that defines the cadets' mindset as they prepare…
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      CHAPTER TWELVE

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a vivid depiction of Presentation Day, emphasizing its significance and the tense atmosphere as cadets prepare to bond with their dragons. The narrator reflects on the competitive and unpredictable nature of this event, where each squad’s placement sparks both pride and anxiety. The day’s events are marked by a sense of anticipation, with cadets navigating the intimidating presence of dragons, who serve as judges of strength and potential. The environment is described as both…
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      CHAPTER ELEVEN

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflection on the cultural and spiritual significance of honoring the dead, emphasizing that belongings of the deceased must be burned to ensure their proper passage to the afterlife. This act is seen as a grave offense in the context of Malek’s teachings, and failure to adhere to this tradition results in divine punishment. The narrative then shifts to the protagonist’s experiences during intense training sessions for the Gauntlet, a rigorous obstacle course designed to test…
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      CHAPTER TEN

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a tense scene where Mira and her companions face the daunting Gauntlet, an obstacle course carved into a steep ridgeline resembling a cliff. The course is designed to test their physical abilities—balance, strength, and agility—without regard for speed, emphasizing survival over competition. Aurelie, excited and nostalgic, shares her enthusiasm for the challenge, recalling her father’s and brother’s past experiences with similar courses. The narrative highlights the danger…
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      CHAPTER NINE

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a tense and adrenaline-fueled scene set in a combat training environment. Violet Orregail, the protagonist, faces an intimidating opponent, Xaden, who exudes confidence and strength. Dressed in dark fighting leathers, Xaden’s presence is both commanding and menacing, and Violet recognizes her vulnerability in this moment. The narrative captures her internal fear and awareness of the danger she’s in, emphasizing the high stakes of the training session. Professor Emetterio’s…
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