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Amadeus sat in the cell next to mine, delirious and shackled to the wall because he kept magically lighting things on fire. He was still making puffs of smoke, but they weren’t as dangerous as the blazes he’d set before.

I hoped Aria was okay and wondered if she’d gotten word of my incarceration. I hoped she hadn’t, because all she would do was worry.

Just as Amadeus was screaming and railing against his restraints again, Polonius walked in.

“I told you not to leave your room,” Polonius chided me as he approached my cell.

“Since when does a territory lock dignitaries in their rooms?” I asked, wishing I had something to murder Polonius with.

He laughed. “Let’s be honest, shall we? You know as well as I that you’re not a dignitary in Brahman’s Peak, and so I need not treat you as such. True diplomats don’t steal from their hosts.” His voice turned hard.

“You don’t have proof that I stole anything. Because I didn’t,” I argued, still pacing to temper my rage.

“We are still looking for the
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