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Chapter 32: The Unseen Legacy
Author: Lulu
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Three years after the redistribution, Aurelia City had entered a new season of its own—neither the glittering excess of the old days nor the raw upheaval of the shift, but something steadier, more lived-in. The towers still stood, but their lights felt less like warnings and more like beacons. The river flowed the same, carrying snowmelt in spring, fallen leaves in autumn, and quiet reflections year-round. People moved through the streets with the easy familiarity of a city that had survived it
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