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Chapter 937:The Trap Built From Their Own Confidence
Author: Joseph Louis
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The plan took shape over the following week, built carefully around the very infiltration they'd uncovered, rather than purging every suspected sympathizer immediately, Sera, Vahn, and Lysandra agreed, however uneasily, to let the compromised positions remain intact, feeding carefully selected false information through each suspected channel while the genuine ceremony preparations continued through entirely separate, secured lines.

"It's a considerable gamble."

Vahn said, reviewing the plan's
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