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Chapter 94 Caspian Is now in silver moon
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2025-10-28 19:34:27Narrator's Pov
Caspian arrived at Silver Moon three days later to find Aria buried in documentation. Her office looked like a war room—maps spread across every surface, incident reports stacked in precise piles, and a massive timeline covering one entire wall tracking every alliance decision they'd made since forming their partnership.
"This is what transparency looks like," Aria said without looking up from the report she was annotating. "Welcome to my new reality."
He moved closer, studying the timeline. Each entry included date, decision, rationale, and outcome—color-coded by category. "This is excessive."
"This is necessary." Aria finally met his eyes, and he could see the exhaustion there despite her crisp tone. "The commission wants documentation? They'll have documentation so thorough they'll need a separate archive just to store it."
Caspian pulled up a chair,
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