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However the room remained tense as the scholar, who had already captivated the audience, leaned forward slightly, his gaze steady and commanding. “Let me take you deeper into the legend of King Matais,” he began, his voice carrying a weight that drew everyone’s full attention. “It’s widely believed that King Matais burned the ring in front of his sons, declaring it destroyed so that no one would seek its power again. But anyone familiar with his legacy would know that such an act was impossible.”Again the crowd murmured in confusion, and a few leaned closer, their curiosity piqued even more. Jason’s sharp eyes never left the scholar as he spoke, noting the precision and intent behind every word.“The ring,” the scholar continued, his tone firm, “was said to be impervious to fire. King Matais himself was known to walk through flames while wearing it, emerging unscathed. So how could something so resilient to heat be reduced to ash in the hearth of a king’s chamber? The truth is, it
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Hearing what Jason just said.The laughter rolled through the room again, louder this time, a cascade of mockery aimed squarely at Jason. Faces lit with amusement, some shook their heads while others muttered under their breath.“Where on earth did the Joseph family dig up this lunatic?” someone called out, earning another wave of chuckles.However Jason stood firm, unbothered by the ridicule. His calm expression didn’t waver, even as the noise threatened to drown the very air around him. He had expected this.The scholar who had earlier spoken so confidently now saw his chance to strike again. Rising from his seat with a smug smile, he gestured toward Jason. “Young man,” he began, his voice dripping with condescension, “you seem quite certain about your claim. Perhaps you’d care to enlighten us? After all, we’re all here to learn, aren’t we?”At that moment the crowd quieted, sensing another confrontation brewing.However Jason didn’t hesitate. He stepped forward, his posture strai
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Hearing what Serenity grandfather just said.The room grew tense as Jason’s words settled over the crowd. “Have you ever wondered,” he said, his voice cutting through the murmurs, “what actually killed King Matais? It wasn’t old age or battle wounds. He died from internal pain—a pain caused by the very thing he swallowed to protect his kingdom.”At that moment The weight of his statement stunned everyone into more silence. Some exchanged uneasy glances, while others leaned forward in their seats, captivated by the audacity of his claim. At that moment Camila’s grandfather narrowed his eyes, clearly intrigued but still skeptical. Even the scholars, who had spent their lives dissecting the legend of King Matais, were momentarily speechless.“That’s absurd,” one voice finally broke the silence, a man seated toward the front. “How could a ring cause internal pain?”Then Jason turned his gaze to the man, his expression calm but firm. “Because the ring wasn’t just a piece of jewelry. It w
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At that moment the sound of chairs scraping and low murmurs filled the room as people began to lose interest, preparing to leave. The laughter and jeers had died down, leaving an air of dismissal hanging heavily over Jason. Even Camila, who had tried to remain neutral, looked as though she was about to say something to pull Jason away. Her grandfather had already risen from his seat, signaling the end of the spectacle.But just as the first few attendees turned their backs, a faint shimmer appeared on the ring’s surface.“Wait,” someone whispered, halting mid-step.The shimmer grew, faint lines starting to form beneath the glow of the blue light. At first, they seemed like scratches or imperfections, but then they began to take shape—five distinct markings, each more vivid than the last, emerging one by one. The room froze as the lines sharpened, becoming the unmistakable symbols of the five animals associated with King Matais.At that moment a collective gasp swept through the audi
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Immediately the room was frozen in awe. Even the most skeptical faces were now etched with disbelief and wonder. At that moment Camila’s grandfather rose from his seat, his eyes wide as he took in the intricate details of the painting. “Impossible,” he muttered, his voice trembling. “That painting was destroyed centuries ago.”Jason removed his hand from the canvas, the glow of the ring fading slightly. He turned to face the crowd, his gaze steady. “The ring doesn’t just hold power—it holds history. Memories. The essence of King Matais himself. No forgery could do this.”At that moment The hall erupted into chaos as soon as the painting fully formed on the canvas. Gasps turned into shouts, and within moments, phones were pulled out, people frantically making calls to gather more funds. Wealthy bidders barked orders to their assistants, demanding immediate access to additional resources. The once skeptical crowd now resembled a frenzy of sharks circling prey, desperate to secure wha
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At that moment Camila’s grandfather’s brows arched slightly as Jason extended the ring to him, his hand steady, his gaze unwavering. The older man was quiet for a moment, his eyes flickering between Jason and the glowing ring inside the glass. The hall had gone silent, every attendee waiting for his response.However a smile began to form on his lips, subtle at first, then broadening into something genuine. This wasn’t the outcome he had expected. He had assumed Jason would guard the ring for personal gain or, at the very least, use it as leverage to secure wealth. But this—this selfless act—was beyond what he had anticipated.At that moment Camila’s grandfather nodded approvingly, his voice carrying a warmth that was rare. “You surprise me, Jason,” he said, his words slow and deliberate. “Most men in your position would’ve clung to this ring for their own benefit, but you’ve chosen to place legacy and respect above greed. That shows character.”Jason inclined his head slightly, a
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The air outside was cool, but tension simmered beneath the surface as Camila’s grandfather stepped out of the auction hall, flanked by Jason and Camila. His rejection of the numerous offers—both direct and through business deals—had left a few lingering stares and whispers in their wake. Still, he carried himself with an air of unbothered authority, his expression calm, as though the evening’s events had not just placed a massive target on his back.The drive home began in silence, the hum of the engine serving as the only sound in the confined space of the car. Camila sat beside Jason, her thoughts still swirling with unease. She couldn’t shake the feeling that their peaceful departure was too easy. Jason, ever perceptive, noticed the slight furrow in her brow but didn’t comment. He remained calm, his gaze steady, as though he too was bracing himself for something.The unease proved warranted when their convoy slowed upon reaching a narrow alleyway, one of the shortcuts to their est
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At that moment the alley was silent except for the sound of approaching footsteps. The men in suits spread out, surrounding Jason, Camila, and her grandfather, their movements calculated, confident. Jason’s calm demeanor didn’t waver as he stepped forward, his eyes scanning the group.Camila’s heart pounded as she grabbed her grandfather’s arm, whispering urgently, “Grandfather, please, let’s just give them the ring. This isn’t worth it.”However her grandfather didn’t reply, his focus fixed on Jason. There was something unsettling yet reassuring about the young man’s calmness. He hadn’t faltered, not even as the first attacker lunged at him with a vicious strike.At that moment Jason moved like a shadow—swift, calculated, and precise. He sidestepped the attack, delivering a sharp elbow to the man’s ribs, dropping him to the ground in an instant. Seeing what just happened the others hesitated for only a moment before charging at him all at once.What happened next was a blur of moti
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Jason stepped away from the soft music and laughter echoing inside Paso Mikazu, standing beside a quiet corner where the call with Summer could come through clearly. Her voice came through low but sharp, laced with something he couldn’t quite place at first—until her tone began to twist."So you’re really there... with Camilla?" Summer asked. Her voice was calm, too calm, but Jason caught the edge in it. It wasn’t the usual Summer. It sounded like... restraint. Jealousy?Jason’s brows furrowed. “Yeah... today’s her birthday. I wanted it to be special for her,” he said honestly. “Why are you sounding like that?”“Like what?” she said, a little too quickly.“Summer, why are you reacting this way? Why do you sound so... off?” he asked, rubbing his temple with his free hand. “Is it because of Paso Mikazu?”Silence.Jason exhaled softly, trying not to overthink it. “Look... the truth is, that’s why I called you earlier. I wanted to tell you that anytime you’re free, just say it, and we’ll
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Camilla didn’t say much after Jason’s reply, but her silence was loud. Her jaw tightened ever so slightly, her smile faded in the corners, and her hands, which had once been calmly placed on her lap, were now locked together too tightly. She had been observing, quietly. She always did. And what she was seeing now didn’t sit right with her.‘Summer.’The name alone was enough to stir something in her chest. It wasn’t that she was insecure—far from it. But it was the way Jason spoke about her. The ease in his voice, the calmness, that small smile he always wore whenever Soma’s name was brought up. Camilla saw it. She always saw everything.Jason’s explanation sounded honest. It always did. But something in her gut told her there was more behind Summer’s call. And for some reason, that made her even more upset. Her gaze dropped to her untouched glass of fruit wine. The sparkle in her eyes dimmed, just slightly.Ever since Jason came into her life, things had been different. Unpredictable
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Jason held the phone close to his ear, his brow furrowed. The noise from the softly playing instrumental music inside Pasu Mikazu faded into the background as Summer’s voice filtered through.“Jason,” she said, her tone quieter now, but not calm—more like something was being held back. “You’re with Camilla right?”Jason didn’t lie. “Yes… I’m at Pasu Mikazu. It’s her birthday today.”Jason said again, however There was a pause on the other end, and Jason could hear Summer’s faint breath.“Oh,” Summer finally said, her voice flat. “So, no one thought I was worthy enough to be invited too, huh? That’s… interesting.”Jason opened his mouth, but no words came out. The guilt settled in, even though he hadn’t meant it that way. Before he could explain, Summer continued, letting out a soft, bitter laugh.“I mean… I’ve never even stepped foot in Pasu Mikazu before,” she said. “But I guess some girls get first-time privileges.”Jason leaned back slightly, resting his head on the back of the cha
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As the suited waiter stepped aside gracefully, he gestured toward the hallway leading to the grand tasting room. “According to the ticket given to you,” he said in a clear and composed voice, “you’ve also been granted the privilege to live stream during your visit. However, I must respectfully remind you—there are certain boundaries.”He bowed his head slightly, maintaining a gentle tone. “The house-special drinks and delicacies prepared exclusively by Pasu Mikazu chefs are part of our confidential culinary signature. Those may not be recorded or streamed. But for everything else—the live cooking, the architecture, even the presentations—you may capture as much as you like.”At that moment Camilla blinked twice, still taking in the glow of the floor tiles beneath her feet. Her mouth parted slightly as if to speak, but all she could say was, “Wow.”Her friend, still gaping at the walls glittering with soft golden accents and hand-carved art, reached for Jason’s arm without realizing it
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As soon as the glass doors of Pasu Mikazu slid open and Jason, Camilla, and her friend stepped inside, it was as if they had walked into a different world entirely.For a moment, none of them said a word, the silence wasn’t awkward—it was reverent.The air inside carried a faint floral scent, soft like morning dew. The walls glowed, not from paint or wallpaper, but from something far more delicate—an opalescent finish that shimmered under the ambient lighting, like crushed pearls set into marble. The entire floor reflected their movements like a perfect mirror, smooth, pristine, and warm underfoot.At that moment Camilla froze mid-step.“Jason…” she whispered, her eyes wide, voice nearly stolen by awe, “this place…”Even her friend—usually the one who always had something sarcastic to say—had her mouth slightly open. “Are we… are we standing inside a dream?”It wasn’t just beautiful, It was unreal.Everything looked as if it had been designed by a deity with taste finer than anything
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At that moment A thick silence swept over the entire entrance of PASUMI KAZU.For a second, no one moved. Not Jason. Not Camilla. Not even the security officers who had come at the former guard’s call. The air hung heavy—like it didn’t know if it should gasp or stay completely still.Everyone just… stared.Mouths slightly parted. Eyes wide. One of the four arriving security men blinked twice in disbelief, unsure if he’d just seen what he thought he did.Even Camilla’s friends across the street, who had been laughing and whispering just a moment ago, froze with their phones still held up mid-livestream. The camera capturing the moment jolted slightly as the person recording fumbled.The elegant man stood still after delivering the slap, his hand still slightly raised, as if the echo hadn’t yet finished ringing out.The security man who had been barking confidently minutes ago stood stiff. His face had turned red, not just from the slap but from confusion, fear, and sudden realization.
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The laughter from the group echoed like a cruel chorus as one of the boys sneered, “Who the hell does that guy think he is? Booking Pasumika Zoo? What is he, the president’s son?”Another girl chuckled. “More like a fraud with confidence.”They laughed louder, pointing at Jason as if mocking him gave them status. Their phones were still up, some recording, others live streaming. Every second was another notch of humiliation in their eyes.Soma stood a few steps away, her jaw clenched tight.She hadn’t said a word since hearing the news. Her arms were folded, fingernails digging into her skin. The heat in her chest wasn’t just embarrassment—it was jealousy. Sharp, sudden jealousy that curled its way through her thoughts and refused to let go.Jason is really taking Camilla… to Pasumika Zoo?Her eyes scanned the scene again, landing on Camilla’s calm face as she stood quietly beside Jason. Camilla didn’t even look worried. No tension in her shoulders, no doubt in her eyes. She just… sto
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At that moment The arrogant security guard straightened his collar and took two stiff steps toward the man in the expensive suit. Though he tried to maintain his confidence, there was a nervous flicker in his eyes. Then he cleared his throat and put on a tone that sounded respectful—on the surface.“Sir,” he began, dipping his head slightly. “Please, I apologize for the little scene you’re witnessing in front of Pasu Mikazu.”However the man in the suit remained silent, his expression unreadable, hands folded behind his back. His polished shoes gleamed under the lights.“I’ve already handled the matter,” the guard continued, trying to sound efficient. “I intercepted this group of children attempting to trespass using a fake invitation.”Immediately he jabbed a thumb behind him toward Jason, Camilla, and her friend.“That boy—him,” he said, pointing squarely at Jason without hesitation, “is a fraudster. I tried to warn him politely, sir. Told them to leave. But the fool’s been standin
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The moment Jason spoke, silence hit like a wave. The once-smirking security guard straightened up, his pride pricked deeper than before.Then he let out a short scoff. “You think you're something, huh?” he muttered, barely loud enough but full of resentment. “Do your worst, boy. Go ahead.”Then he folded his arms, chin tilted high, but his words were sharp with bitterness. “I’ve kept quiet long enough. Thought I was doing you a favor. But now? You think you can come here and raise your voice at me? Someone like you?”His eyes narrowed, voice rising just slightly as if trying to draw a line in the sand. “You're just a kid. I’ve dealt with dozens like you. You think because you’ve got some polished shoes and you’ve memorized a few names, that gives you a pass to walk all over people who know their job?”However Jason didn’t flinch. His hands remained at his sides, relaxed, Calm. “I’ll personally deal with people like you,” he continued, words spilling now like he couldn’t stop. “Peopl
