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Lata peeked out from behind the king. A sneering twitch at the corner of his mouth revealed that in his absence he had regained the upper hand in the king's favor. Kasai mastered the muscles of his own face, although he wanted to smash the Konsulta's smeary grin. He calmly placed his right hand on his chest and bowed to the king and his bastard child. In a firm voice he swore the oath of loyalty. His Askharic soul, however, was offended to the core. It had been passed over, the Patriotic League had been passed over! Only this mangy, foreign schemer from a consul could be behind this!
The eyes of the rivals met, and Kasai's embers cooled in the cold, frozen lakes of Lata. You could almost have thought you heard a faint hissing sound.
When the courtesy was finally satisfied, the king gave the general permission to leave. Kasai looked down and noticed the Crown Prince Kanaima, who had been deprived of his right of inheritance. The twelve-year-old stood motionless in the s
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