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However, the great heroes still understood what he’d been talking about. Like Tetius, they’d taken the necessary oaths when they’d accepted their title and privileges. They hadn’t sworn themselves to the Emperor, as most of the population thought. After all, the common folk had no idea about the Ruby Palace and the even greater power that resided there.

“Darkhan doesn’t stand a chance…”

That was the same verdict that had been given to him when his parents’ negligence had ‘blessed’ him with a body that couldn’t move properly.

‘He doesn’t stand a chance…’ Hadjar, Boris, Boreas, Darkhan… had gotten so used to this sort of thing that he couldn’t even imagine a situation where life would give him a fair chance. That was why, if a chance wasn’t granted to him fair and square, Hadjar would make one himself, snatch it from the clutches of fate, death, gods, or demons. It didn’t matter to him. He’d defy them all.

While everyone was watching the ocean of blood surging toward the blue-robed swor
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