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Chapter 142: Division in Riffridge
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There was little sign of wealth or luxury; everything about the town spoke of survival and hardship.

The carriage rattled through the uneven streets, and Oasis glanced out the window, taking in his surroundings.

The townspeople barely gave him or his guards a second look, used to the comings and goings of traders.

Yet, Oasis could sense an underlying tension beneath the surface.

Oasis glanced out the window of the carriage, taking in the state of Riffridge.

The town, hidden in rocky valleys, was
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