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For a moment, I feel like the dead Theban girl in the museum. A prize collected by hungry hands, a valuable artifact that had once been a whole person. A girl who had once been alive, now trapped behind glass in a land and time she never could have imagined.
“My point is that as a child of Tristan, even you were taught to revere these traits—though you were never Called to battle to witness their necessity.” Her eyes widen at my words, but I can’t stop them. “My point is that you mock the very values that keep you relevant—and you should hold your tongue in gratitude.”