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Now Sir Mallis devotes himself to The Sixth Prince as penance.
But the road is long and hard as The Sixth Prince doesn’t seem to need him, his former master is intent on getting him, and things that unfolded behind the scenes in his previous life is forced out into the light, as he gets closer to The Sixth Prince who seems to be at the middle of it all.
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