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... t I dont appreciate being used in such a way.

Yu Yanhua frowned as she glanced around. This was not the place she wished for this to happen. You are greatly misconstruing what I did, Elder Zhiqing.

This had been a topic that had been revisited far too much, in her opinion. She understood that her fellow elder felt disrespected about his selected protege getting the worst of the Shard. Still, it was more than a little ridiculous that he felt the need to blame it on her.

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