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Chapter 82: Old Scoundrel, I Will Kill You One Day!
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Everyone froze. The sound of Darian Wyric’s slap tore through the tense air like thunder.

Jaren Shanley’s aged face bore five vivid finger marks, red and swollen across half of it. Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth. For a moment, it looked as though his teeth might have loosened from the sheer force. His body trembled, numb from shock—a living testament to the power behind Darian’s strike.

This was no ordinary slap. Twice as forceful as the one Jaren had delivered to Little Baiya. For a long heartbeat, the old city lord could do nothing but register the burning, searing pain, the disbelief gnawing at him. A junior—a far younger, far less established junior—had dared to strike him.

Rage came next. Veins bulged across his wrinkled face, eyes narrowing into glints of venomous fury. He scoured the void, searching for the audacious junior.

But Darian was already safely behind Valtor Grimspire, calm, almost innocent, eyes meeting Jaren’s with icy clarity.

“Am I seeing this correct
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