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Chapter Two hundred and Thirty Nine - The Ruins
Author: Suni
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Navine stood within the ruins of the Hall estate’s entrance, his imperial regalia catching what remained of the ambient light, the formal attire of the War God radiating authority that transformed his presence into something approaching mythical in its intensity.

The black cape flowed behind him, its crimson lining visible with each measured step he took toward Rena’s father, who remained collapsed on his study floor, still processing the devastating news of his daughter’s death.

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