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Chapter ten Gerald I punched Dorian, sending him flying across the training field into a stone pillar. He groaned, sprawled on the ground, clearly needing a moment to recover. Satisfied, I took out my hand wraps and threw them on the bench. I inspected my bruised fist, and I frowned. I felt just a bit better than I had during the meeting. I had been sparring for over twenty minutes with one of my best combatants. Out of three men, I had taken down all three men. "Training is over for today," I said to Dorian, who still looked very disoriented, before making my way out of the training field. I was starving and needed something to eat. Plus a long shower. Squinting my eyes against the aggressiveness of the morning sun, I strolled out of the training field and into the house, downin

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