The Curse of Ravenglen

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ing."* She had grown up hearing tales of the village's history, but now, she realized those stories were mere fragments

he healer. As Lena approached, Mira was already waiting at the door, as if she had an

inside. "The truth is buried deep, and few remember it.

elf. The pages were brittle and yellowed with time, filled with hand-scrawled notes

to an ancient people, those who worshipped the spirits of the forest. They were in tune with nature, drawing their

heart pounding. "What happen

elentless. In their desperation, the ancient people cast a powerful spell, one meant to preserve the forest by binding it to the sp

" Lena whispered

ies made a pact to contain the curse, offering sacrifices to appease the spirits and keep

as built on blood and broken promises, and the werewolves were victims of a

sked, her voice trembling. "How

curse, you must destroy the pact made by the founders. But it will not be easy. The pact is

ank. "What kin

t take one of the descendants of the founding families, Le

descended from one of those families. Her mother had told her little about their history, but

r voice barely audible. "It

but the sadness in

ge she had sworn to protect, the curse she had vowed to end-it all rested on her shoulders. The forest seeme

, she would do whatever was necessary, even if it meant facing her own fate. The whispers of the past w