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Chapter 308. Trouble in the Oasis
Author: Skyy
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Since they knew one another, they were allowed to enter without inspection. Outsiders normally had to pay Aetherstone as an entrance fee.

Javon observed his surroundings as he walked. The small town was lively, merchants shouted to advertise their goods, martial practitioners moved through the streets, and conversations filled the air.

It felt like returning to a city in Telavis, only on a smaller scale.

“Sir, please wait here for a moment,” Selira said after they arrived at a restaurant. “I ne
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