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... nough, but their real threat lay in their seemingly endless influx of experienced recruits—who would never retire. In a world where individual prowess could grow to superhuman levels through effort and talent, this was an absurd advantage.
Consider the most immediate example: Horace, the captain of the Salt Council.
Horace had accomplished feats as a captain that were so extraordinary they might occur only once in a century. Yet, instead of retiring, he continued to live on, cons ...
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