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Chapter 193: Past– Food and Shelter
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2026-10-22 14:00:36“You speak of danger as if it were something you have already faced,” Estrela said to the man with black hair and a thick black beard, her voice devoid of mockery. “And perhaps you have. But hiding someone who is running from something far worse is not protection. It is a death sentence.” Brain stepped forward his hand resting lightly on the hilt of his blade. “You threaten us?” the man shouts his dark eyes narrowed. “He left before the sun rose.
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