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... ion he was moving to. Because of his father, Cablen was practically a celebrity in the clan. He's words amongst his peers were absolute and even adults tried to curry favor with him as a means of getting to his father.

He got to Chiron, standing in front of him.

Chiron was shorter than him. This was naturally expected since Cablen was twelve while Chiron was seven.

"Huh!? What do we have here? Who allowed such trash to come into the clan square? or are you not aware that ...

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