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First Shot

Author: AL
last update publish date: 2026-07-14 15:00:23

SERAPHINA'S POV

"Lady Seraphina..."

A young woman greeted me with a graceful bow as she opened the car door. The name embroidered on her badge, Paulina.

"Thank you, Paulina," I said with a smile. She bowed once more before quietly closing the door behind me.

My eyes instinctively searched for the training grounds where I'd practiced all week. I almost couldn't recognize them.

The organizers had completely transformed the Royal Training Ground overnight. Every temporar
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