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Chapter 52: Sense
With her white robe, she laced her sneakers and jogged towards the counter table to fetch her water. In one gulp, she emptied the liquid down and then heaved a deep breath.
“You cannot join the challenge,” Jason scolded her. “It’s dangerous
“I am a magician,” she said, getting her bag. “I am entitled to such privileges
“What skills could you possibly contribute to the team? The challenge is too physical,” he advanced. “You are a time traveler, Elena
“I’m still a traveler,” she defended. “I can travel just like you. Besides, why did you allow Fulenas to join if that were the skill requirement of the game
She left him on the balcony. The last night was hard. They did not talk much. Jason slept in some other rooms in Dwelling Palace since Elena did not allow him access to enter inside the Time Palace
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