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Chapter 11

Author: Ayo Atanda
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King Dragan made a public decision to put the infant to sword. His decision was borne out of sheer but suppressed desires to launch a fight back against the superior kingdom of Athena and the fear of having King Gaius and his lethal army invade Balkans Peninsula. The announcement to decision the infant caused a mixed feelings amongst the natives as the reactions that came forth off the back of Dragan's cold decision were not as loudly jubilant. There were murmurs of dissatisfaction as much as hushed glee and concealed grins amongst the natives.

However, the cold decision didn't quite go down well with Bojan who knelt still before the king all shackled up and subjected to doom. In spite of the fate that was soon to befall him, he sought mercy for the child, pleading innocence. Bojan launched deem an emotional rhetoric of pleas, prostrating before the king on his chest while he begged for the child to be spared.

''The child is innocent,'' Bojan said, begging frantically. ''I beseech you
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