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“Coming Mum.“ I yelled for the umpteenth time, but didn't move an itch from the worn-out marble floor I laid. My gaze was still fixed on the small television which was just few metres away from me, with my chin on my hands for support. Excitement had the best of me and nothing else seemed to matter at the moment. It was that period of time that comes every year when the 'Greygott conglomeration' makes an exemption for a lower-class to get admitted into the prestigious Greygott high-shool. They make a pick from the application letters sent by over a thousand lower-class kids. It's somewhat pathetic that such number of persons struggle to get just one position. But on a second thought, you can

Then he mounted his wooden ox again and left with the rats following closely behind. "I know that you are listening, Mr. David, so I'll explain our monetary system, we mainly use Quartz coins that we mine from bellow the city, our smiths make the coins, and the rest uses it. There are only three variations of the quartz coin: Round ones are the basic, 100 round ones make one square. Finally, ten squares are equal to one star." He took a notepad made out of thin slices of bloodwood and a pencil out of a black crystal, it glowed gently in red color and pulsated with each stroke of the pen. [Economy tab Unlocked]

“It’s not simple, Seraphine. Since Mother died four years ago, we control the trade of rare beasts, herbs, and mystical artifacts. Anything that goes through the seven valleys and beyond brings in millions of silver marks.” I nodded slowly, pretending to be impressed. “And how is it divided among you three?” “Riven handles distribution, ensuring the flow of goods to the markets. Kaleen manages protection, guards, mercenaries, and patrols. He’s obsessive about security, while I control acquisitions and negotiations with allied packs. Each of us has our role, and none of us steps into the other’s territory.” I smiled faintly, letting my fingers brush the railing as if lost in thought. “So,” I

“Okay, what do we need to go over?” “I wanted to remind you that if you lose today, our contract is void. I will not step down as Alpha if you are unable to perform. Eric thinks you can do this, but I have my doubts. I will give a public rejection if you lose and you have to act as if you are in pain. You will still be able to remain in the pack for the rest of the term, but you will be moved out of the packhouse.” He stopped talking and he didn’t look happy.

Now I would be able to leave the pack. I turned and walked away, returning to my room. The moment I sat on my bed, Christina rushed in. To my shock, she dropped to her knees before me and bowed her head deeply, startling me. I jumped to my feet, shaken to the core. I walked over to her and tried to help her up, but she refused. Instead, she said, “I will kneel here until you change your mind about stepping down as Luna and give that vile mother and daughter the chance to rule this pack.”

I mouthed, irking him in the process. "Every document has been verified. Gamma Williams and Elder Stefan forged the letter to frame Loretta.” He snarled. "Gamma Williams wants to take his daughter back and Elder Stefan wants to secure Natalie as your Luna." "Why?" I demanded. "Why did you decide to help me? It's unlike you.” I shrugged. Yet to get the reaction I wanted out from him, I added, "You have always been obsessed with having the throne to yourself…” "I did what I did because my inheritance is at stake." He huffed.

Onimura asked. "Let's just wait and see what will happen." Canan replied. The commanders exited the tent one by one. A barrier was created around them to conceal the message from enemy transmission detection. Sevenths appeared directly above the tent. Everyone stood straight and looked up to Sevenths. "My brave Starknights. I apologize for the wait. Today holds great importance to all of us. Today, the six rings of Starlia have been bestowed upon its six bearers. Stand firm my brothers and sisters.

His eyes were dark as they fixed on Calleigh. It was time… “This past summer, I almost lost my business,” Gabriel said in a low voice. “A very important document was stolen from my house which suggested I might be cheating my stockholders of a great deal of money. Of course, that was a huge lie, since I wasn’t. But it cast the company’s finances in a sordid light.” Calleigh stared up at him, shocked. “Oh, God… That’s terrible! Did you find out who did it?”

"That makes you an unmapped variable in my restructuring plan. And I eliminate variables." "The Apapa Star cleared port because the system’s smart contracts are hard-coded to protect the data payload if the primary New York servers ever went dark," the director explained calmly, entirely unfazed by Lucian’s predatory tone. "The physical manifests on that vessel aren't just paper, Mr. Ashford. They contain the true, unredacted cryptographic landing codes for every unmanifested hub in West Africa. If you execute a total data wipe of our local servers, those codes rot at sea, and the international maritime authorities will seize the vessel for non-compliance long before it ever hits your Brookl