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League of Destiny

"Justice and revenge are necessary means to restore order. The only one who should be forgiven is he who begs for mercy on his knees." Lady Adelaide Maurin is the Duchess' daughter. That is, after the incident that took place five years ago, stole her title. She wasn't granted much respect by her peers due to her being restricted of her previous title, the crown princess of Mathilda. It all changes for the better once she realises what her destiny is. She has to weigh two options: let her loved ones assist her in the journey to right what has been wronged, or to secretly flee and complete the mission by herself. Will she have what it takes to reclaim the throne and correct all wrongdoings? Or will she be sentenced to prison for life?

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Chapter 8

In all her time cursing her father, Adelaide never came to terms with the fact that she couldn't carry out half of what she vowed to do.

If Adelaide had attempted to overthrow the King, it would no doubt get her thrown into the latrines, or even worse, a death sentence.

Adelaide was going to need all the help she could get to fulfil this task.

Adelaide had decided to take a nap to ease her nerves, but sleep wasn't coming.

At times like these, Adelaide would seek her mother out and listen to her comforting advice. That was enough to get her to doze off most of the time.

But this time, it wasn't necessary. Adelaide was already out like a light. She certainly didn't expect to fall asleep this quickly.

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The party that the academy had held was no better than staying at Filippa's estate. That might have been harsh, but it was the bitter truth. She was in no state to socialize with the others, not without Adelaide. She was thinking of what Adelaide's decision could be. She had assumed that the plan was to overthrow the monarch simply, but knowing Adelaide, she couldn't be too sure.

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Leoric had decided to tag along with his sister's wishes. No matter how long it took. The only issue was if Adelaide would even carry out what she planned.

As risky as it was for him to teleport, Leoric needed the fresh air, especially since there was no one to escort him.

Life was hilarious sometimes. Especially when it tore him apart in the most sickening mentality ever.

Leoric almost wished he never left his estate because behind him was a horde of peasants, and that was putting it nicely.