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382: Allied.
Author: Red Phoenix.
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Without missing a beat, the Air group immediately agreed.

There was no hesitation, no need for prolonged discussion or cautious deliberation. To them, this alliance was not just beneficial, it was salvation wrapped in opportunity.

If Water stood with them, the entire balance of the game would tilt. They knew it and everyone here knew it.

The Air leader straightened, his earlier gratitude sharpening into something more calculating.

“Then there’s something we’ll need,” he said carefully, though his eyes betrayed eagerness. “A Water token.”

Kai frowned slightly. Not the deep, dangerous frown he wore when angered, but the mild, irritated kind he reserved for things that sounded unnecessarily complicated.

“A what?” Kai asked flatly. “You people collecting souvenirs now?”

Abigail blinked and Jian’s brows knit together in quiet confusion.

Seeing their expressions, the Air leader quickly waved his hands and explained, clearly assuming this was common knowledge.

“Each element has tokens,” he s
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