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Chapter 96

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Silence.

Absolute, bewildered silence.

The enormous dragon blinked slowly.

Its golden eyes remained fixed on Elara and Verath.

Then it smiled again.

“Yes. Extremely adorable.”

No one moved.

No one spoke.

The First King still had its forehead pressed against the earth.

Thousands of dragons remained bowed.

The Sleepless One looked as though it wanted to retreat farther into the fracture.

Verath blinked.

Once.

Twice.

Then

“What?”

The colossal dragon tilted its head.

Its movement a
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