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Chapter 89: The Stone of Oath
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Ari Chapter 90: Let's Seal Our Oath
I explained my situation to him and the fact that it was already my third life. I did my best to let him understand my actions and reactions. Also, I wanted him to accept the fact that the Ari before him is not the same as the Ari in front of him—hence, I have no plan of breaking the oath. "That monster! It was my fault—I wasn't able to return to Nirvana after accepting your oath. Your father seemed frustrated despite trying to conceal his emotion—he forbade me from meeting you until you became an adult. There was a long war in the land of mortals; I didn't know I would suddenly hear about your death right after the war suddenly stopped after you and your father's deaths," he explained. "Sorry... I still can't recall those things. My memories as Arie are limited. Maybe it was because of the oath that I could suddenly remember you," I said. "I understand. Since your death, I never left the palace while praying for your safe return. I knew you would be reborn because the power of the
Ari Chapter 91: Gurion's Mother
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Ari Chapter 93: Reunion
Dylan brought me back to the land, and we found everyone in the Rabbit Tribe, located in the nearest forest near the shore where we last met. Everyone was so relieved to see me as they screamed my name, "Ari!" I ran towards them, asking, "How long have I been gone?" Everyone was baffled, but Tora hugged me and answered, "You've been gone for almost a year—the spring is almost over. Thank goodness you're alright! You don't know how worried we were."I was astonished and felt awful when I realized I had missed everyone's birthday, even though I had only spent a few days in Dylan's palace owing to Jala's illness. I couldn't bear to tell them why I'd been gone for so long. Gurion also joined as he hugged me tightly while crying, "Mommy, I miss you so much!" "I miss you too. Sorry for not going back immediately. It's my fault for letting everyone worry for a long time," I responded while hugging Tora and Gurion tightly. Dillon, Lowell, and Macan remained silent, despite their hostile g
Ari Chapter 94: Lost in the Palace
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Ari Chapter 95: No Fighting
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Ari Chapter 96: Mac and Tory
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Ari Chapter 97: I'm Scared
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