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... is head as though he didn’t understand. “If you want to gain more strength, shouldn't you have more subordinates who have faith in you or have a competent household member win a constellation battle on your behalf? Trying to subjugate a constellation... “

“Moreover, the chef constellation personally came forward... That’s a very risky move and rather unlikely to succeed. Of course, it’d be great for him if his plan worked out, but one mistake would cost him dearly. If a constellation get ...

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