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The first chapter is about how Aidan feels bad for bringing in his friends into the war. When his friends found at that aidan had regrets for bringing them on his journey. They confront him and told him that everything would be alright. The two girls confronted him and made him feel better. Than they finally felt like a team again as they all went through the come to jesus meeting. The second chapter is about when Aidan finds his fake father. As Raven pretends to and take form of Mr. Oren he then makes Aidan drink the water from the river aum. When you drink the water from the river aum then u get sick. And then eventually die. Which is now aidan of orens job to fight off the sickness. Aidan then finds

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