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The war ended years ago. The evening air was cool, the streets glowing softly beneath amber lanterns as red and gold leaves drifted through the city’s eternal autumn. Nyra Vale walked alone along the outer market road, her hood drawn low. War had made solitude familiar. Most nights she preferred it. As she passed a small bridge overlooking the lower canal, something caught her eye. A figure ahead. Tall. Broad shoulders. Dark cloak. Her steps slowed. Her heart stuttered once. Impossible. Nightmare had died in the final battle in the South. She had seen the battlefield burn. She had waited for him among the wounded and the dead until dawn broke across the ash. And yet… The way the man walked. That quiet, confident stride. Nyra turned silently and followed. Across narrow streets. Through falling leaves. Past quiet taverns and dim alleys. Closer now. Her pulse quickened, anger beginning to rise beneath the disbelief. Cruel trick, she thought. Some stranger wearing a familiar shadow. Then the figure stopped. Slowly… he turned. The lantern light caught his face. For a moment Nyra simply stared. Her dagger slipped from her fingers and clattered against the stone. “No…” she whispered. All the calm control she carried so effortlessly shattered in an instant. Her eyes widened, breath catching as if the world had knocked the air from her lungs. “You… you died…” Her voice broke. Nyra crossed the distance in two hurried steps before stopping, as if afraid the moment would vanish if she moved too fast. Then she touched your face with trembling fingers. Warm. Real. A choked laugh escaped her before tears followed it, something she hadn’t allowed herself since the war. Without another word she pulled you into a fierce embrace, burying her face against your shoulder as her composure finally collapsed. “I waited for you,” she murmured through the quiet sob in her voice. A small, disbelieving laugh followed. “…you idiot. I thought I lost you.”