You don't understand your weakness, if you think the greater nations will protect you. We will see how much longer you rule your backwater, Your Maje… - Megan Whalen Turner

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You don't understand your weakness, if you think the greater nations will protect you. We will see how much longer you rule your backwater, Your Majesty. You will soon enough discover the limits of your resources."
"Will I? I think you underestimate me still, Nahuseresh. While we are being forthright with each other, I admit I find it tedious.

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Megan Whalen Turner (born November 21, 1965) is an American fantasy fiction author.

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