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Chapter 17: From The Kingdom of Archaea

Tamari Issoria's Point of View

When I was unable to grant my aunt's request in any way, she would always chastise me by pressing her hard hand against my cheeks. This was a routine occurrence throughout my childhood. By the time I was in a position to defend someone whose predicament I could not for the life of me grasp at all, I had already built up the intestinal fortitude to take a stand for everyone else.

Fear gripped him as a result of the horrific things he had done, and he was trembling all over. In the main hall, where we are now, there are just a few other people, and the sight of the man crying for no reason drove me to bite my bottom lip for no apparent reason.

He whispered, "I have a t-twin," as he made his observation. He began murmuring to himself, "People in our village frequently tell me that I sneak and steal their food or anything else they own when, in fact, it was my twin..." as he thought about what he had just said.

The only thing I was doing was listening to
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