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ArabicArknights: Prime Minister of Kjerag — Chapter 120
Chapter 120: I Completely UnderstandYou're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.
Lunsiter County was a Nomadic City within the Duchy of Wellington that bordered on the painfully unremarkable. It possessed no famous exports, no celebrated cultural heritage, and no stunning vistas. Everything about the grinding, tread-bound metropolis reeked of absolute mediocrity. Its sole contribution to the grand annals of Victoria was, perhaps, its sheer stubborn longevity.
It had weathered the ancient era of Victoria’s Draco Kings, survived the golden age of the Aslan monarchs, and continued to stubbornly crawl through the modern age of warring noble factions. The bloody clash between the Red Dragon of Londinium and the Red Dragon King of Tara had not shattered its plates. Aslan Pasha’s ruthless conquests had bypassed it entirely. The catastrophic War of the Four Emperors had only caused a mild economic slump, and the subsequent noble separatism merely swapped its administrative tags from a direct Victorian county to a vassal state of the Duchy of Wellington.and support the real translator.Read at elysianreads.com This is a stolen translation. You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.