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Author: M&Cee
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Lara.

I was at my site when I heard about the rogue attack. I was informed that Riven had saved some students who were being attacked by the rogue.

I tried to reach him, but he wasn’t taking his calls. So I had to go see him, to know if everything was okay with him.

I walked into his dorm, and the cool air in the quiet hallway hit me. I walked in slow yet hasty movements, wanting to reach there as quickly as possible. As I approached his door, I could see a ray of light peeking out from the ins
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