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... en to fury and resorted to killing civilians as an act of revenge, who would bear the blame?

Let’s observe if the commoners would direct their discontent towards none other than the Prefect!

The more Deputy Prefect Guan pondered over the situation, the more his frustration grew.

“! That wasn’t my intention.

I’m merely cautioning you, my Lord.

Your impulsiveness could escalate matters beyond control.

Do you not fear the consequences of letting thing ...

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