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... looking at the ceiling. It has been a long time since he felt this tired after a fight, but that was a good thing. He can see that there are still many things out there that can take him down.

Eris and Mira were at the table beside the bed, talking with their angels over a cup of tea. Kali was on the balcony with Diana, and Isdis sat beside Arad on the bed.

"So? A god is dead. Just like that?" She looked at him with a smile, and he chuckled. "Like that? Alexander didn’t want to d ...

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I looked at myself in the mirror as a maid's voice, laced with trepidation, reached my ears.

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“I understand, y-young master.”

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