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... r. Harrison Dagwood. He knew how to get people to agree to do things. He knew how to be deceptive.
First was the deliberate delay. Instead of rushing in and facing a united opposition, Aeric had let the nobles simmer, allowing their frustrations and rivalries to spill out.
This had broken any potential unity against him before he even entered the room.
Doing so, he had then turned his request into an auction. By letting them argue first, he ensured that when he presented ...
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