Valerie raises her head and takes a deep breath – as if awakening from a deep sleep. She looks at the temple's
Valerie raises her head and takes a deep breath – as if awakening from a deep sleep. She looks at the temple's decorations and raises her hand. "I've stood here listening to your arguments for long enough. Now it's my turn to speak."
SpeakerValerie
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