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Episode 1460

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After the meeting with Duke Oliver Gust ended, Aeternum is still continuing as it always was, everyday every single people were doing their best to live their lives to the fullest. Happy faces of Aeternums were seen all over the places as they went through their lives, it was peaceful. But as always, that is only on the surface, and for the masses, it was a privileges for these people, on the other hand, all of Aeternum Ministry at the moment are already entering their preparation stages. All of Aeternum ministers, went back to their ministry and on immediately put out a ministry wide notices, calling all the Vice ministers, department heads all of those that were in the positions of power were all called to an emergency meetings that were all led, by the Minister themselves.

Each of the Aeternum Ministry naturally have their own lines up of leaderships, some may be more numbers than other and some may just have a few of them. Just a day after the meeting, the first Ministry that cond
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