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Royal Summons and Rewards 2
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"We thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty."

Aurelius turned to Alvin.

"Your family has served the Kingdom faithfully for many years. Your family has served as vassals to the Arkadis Empire for countless generations."

Alvin bowed his head.

"Thank you, Your Majesty." "But I feel that your family's service to the Empire has outgrown the title and rank which you hold."

Gasps of shock filled the room.

Aurelius stood from his throne.

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