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Chapter 42
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The door creaked and Roza's petite form stepped inside. I rushed over to her and pushed the door shut again. I grabbed Roza by the wrist and led her back into the room.
"Did anyone see you?" I asked in a low voice.
"No," she said. "I was alone."
"Good." I nodded in relief. "Now tell me what your hunters said about my plan."
"Well, it was hard to convince them, but they finally agreed," Roza replied. "I told them what you had told me. When everything comes to an end, you will set our people free. We only wait for your turn."
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