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Chapter 120: Crimson Velvet on Granite Dust — The Young Arbiter of the Stars
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Chapter 120: Crimson Velvet on Granite Dust — The Young Arbiter of the Stars

“What’s the meaning of this spectacle?”

The voice, though youthful, carried a piercing presence—like a silver bell tolling through fog. It belonged to a girl, no older than ten, yet bearing herself with a dignity that turned all heads in her direction the moment she stepped gracefully from her lavishly adorned carriage.

All eyes shifted to her.

She had a cas
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