Politics and Border Patrols

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Athena let out a sharp, mocking laugh from across the table, drawing Marcus’s glare. "Oh, please, Marcus," Athena scoffed, leaning forward. "You've been waiting for a broken twig just to have an excuse to point your finger at Rachel." I held up a hand, silencing Athena with a glance before turning my full attention back to the elder. I didn't let his accusations shake me; instead, a cold, calm certainty settled deep into my chest. "You think my father is the one testing the borders?" I asked, my voice dangerously soft as I stared him down. "If my father truly wanted to breach our southern line, Elder Marcus, he wouldn't leave a careless trail of broken branches and sloppy residue for our scouts to find. He would strike with the full force of his power." I leaned over the table, tapping

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