UPRISING
The Thracian Titan agreed to the plan, recognizing that a diplomatic solution could save many lives and prevent unnecessary bloodshed.
Meanwhile, in Athena, the council continued to debate how to handle the situation. Some advisors believed that eliminating the Thracian Titan was the only way to ensure the king's continued rule. Others, influenced by Cassandra's insights, argued for the possibility of coexistence and collaboration between Athena and Thrace. King Gaius was caught in the middle, torn between the fear of the prophecy and the desire for a harmonious future.
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