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conversations.value:  "I’ll admit," the guide continued, "there are a lot of unsettling tales about Her Majesty Dorothea. But everyone who meets her only has good to say. She’s charming. You’ll understand once you see her in person." He spoke as if she were a close friend. I assumed he had been granted audience with her before. "You see, I come from a country to the south called Xixi. Back when it was annexed, I participated in protests against the empire. But those protests soon died down when it became apparent that life under Empress Dorothea’s rule was far better than life under the Xixi aristocracy."
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conversations.value:  "I take it you don’t resent the empire?" Claire delicately asked.
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conversations.value:  "Of course not. If anything, I’m thankful." The guide smiled at Claire. I didn’t think most people agreed with his point of view, but it still spoke to how much trust the people had in Dorothea. "We’ve about arrived at the castle." We looked in the direction the guide pointed and found ourselves faced with an enormous building.
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conversations.value:  "That’s…a castle?" Claire voiced the same thoughts I had. It resembled a fortress more than anything. Bauer’s royal palace was regal and imposing, but the imperial castle of Nur was completely utilitarian in design. Clearly, its only apparent function was to resist invaders. Its forbidding facade was perhaps a reflection of the empress who lived within.
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conversations.value:  "Oh, I forgot to say one thing," The guide came to a halt before turning to face us. "Welcome to the Nur Empire."
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