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Ariadne And Epsylon-Personal Narrative
Ariadne gave me five minutes to change—a whole three hundred seconds I could have used to escape my fate. I could have opened a window and sprinted to Arkyria Forest, or created a portal and fled to Amalia. No one would ever find me. But both of those are stupid ideas. I could never escape from King Olivar, let alone the nation of Epsylon. Though, I muse myself over my imaginary desertions during the ride to the palace. Ariadne sits across from me, using a metallic, advanced communication device. Whatever plans she had before this, she’s certainly keeping up with them from her rapid conversations in Amalian with several foreigners. Law doesn’t understand Amalian nearly as well as I do, since he only took the course until
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