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2024-10-29 19:42:56I will skip the boring bits and just tell you what happened next. Things actually went more smoothly than what I had expected. Illia was tossed in the dungeons as soon as I arrived per my request. She did her obviously tidbits of flailing and screaming how unjust I was for arresting her without a reason. Of course, my father tried swooping in and saving the day. But with the evidence in hand about her treason to the kingdom, she was soon after locked away. I couldn't explain to you how good it felt knowing that I was uprooting the problem. That and she was a terrible human being to begin with.
Uriah's father had been in tow of my father, and was then given the evidence of all of my father's wrong doings. After scanning through the documents, he went through a trial that lasted well over a year. In that year, Laylia was caught trying to sneak into the border of my kingdom and was arr
Azria PhoenixThank you everyone so much for joining me on this journey. I have been through a lot of ups and down while writing this, and most days I wanted to give up. I lost a piece of my family, and one of my dogs, and writing was becoming harder to achieve. But I am glad that I was able to finish my journey with you all. You have been so amazing through out this whole adventure! I'm so sad it had to come to and end. Make sure you check out my other book Master's Secret as well if you like books with Dragon's in it! Look out for more amazing books! I love you guys. <3
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