Questions
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Questions

Seeing hundreds of people clogging the roadway and blocking those who wished to enter the capital, Suwita’s temper flared.

“Allow me to introduce myself—my name is Suwita. I am a Commander of the Pamenang Kingdom,” Suwita announced, his voice carrying authority. “So you are the ones who wish to become soldiers of Pamenang?”

The noisy clamor fell immediately silent the moment Suwita declared his rank. That title carried weight; it was enough to quiet the hundreds of former dark-arts followers gathered before him.

“My name is Adisura, Sir. I speak for all of them,” said the man who had been chosen as spokesman by his peers. “To answer your question, yes—indeed we wish to become soldiers of the Pamenang Kingdom.”

“I’ve been told that a young warrior recommended you,” Suwita said, studying the sect emblems sewn to the left chests of each man. “If I may ask, what does he look like?”

From what he could see, the men belonged to three different schools—each of them a dark-arts sect.
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