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The general tells the king that he must do more to catch the fugitives and to send them to his palace as slaves. The king says that he has heard that the royals are kind to the people of the country. The general asks if the king is trying to give him orders, and the king replies that he knows that many of his relatives are in the king's mansion, and that he will continue to trust the king even if he does not finish the hunt for him
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Chapter 35
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About This Chapter
The general tells the king that he must do more to catch the fugitives and to send them to his palace as slaves. The king says that he has heard that the royals are kind to the people of the country. The general asks if the king is trying to give him orders, and the king replies that he knows that many of his relatives are in the king's mansion, and that he will continue to trust the king even if he does not finish the hunt for him
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