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She laughed then—harsh, brief. "Demands make promises brittle."
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As she read, names fell like coins into the sea: merchants, priests, officers. The ledger held more than corruption; it held routes, lists, ledgers within ledgers—proof of a vast machinery that fed off grief. Anaïs wanted retribution. Elias spoke again of balance, of careful strikes that would not create a vacuum for something worse. "Lower false colours," Anaïs ordered
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