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Chapter 60

Author: Aurora
last update publish date: 2026-08-27 11:32:58

The chaotic retreat of the Tribunal Enforcers left the private road eerily quiet.

Elder Thorne stood trembling on the asphalt, staring at the taillights of his own army’s transports disappearing into the morning mist. His political empire, built on decades of rigid tradition and blind obedience, had crumbled in a matter of minutes. Without the brute force of the Enforcers behind him, he was nothing but an old man in a crimson robe.

The three other Elders exchanged terrified, calculating glances
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