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An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori (official version)

Chatper 2008
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Jackson believed that receiving something for free was a generous offer in itself, and anticipating more seemed

ungrateful.

"Let's hope things stay that way," Grace responded indifferently.

Sophia's insatiable greed irked Grace. She understood that speople are never satisfied—the more you give,

the more they want.

"Let's forget about it. If she doesn't want to, | won't insist," Sophia stated, giving a pointed look at Grace.

Shifting her focus to Dustin, who was overseeing the soul elixir, she continued, "As per our previous agreement,

I'm entitled to half of the treasures here, including these soul elixirs. | expect my share."

"Hey, isn't that a bit much?" Garrett and his friends expressed their displeasure, countering, "You've just been

tagging along, not contributing or taking any risks. Now you want half? On what grounds?"

"Yeah!" Silva interjected. "If Ms. Linsor takes half, count us in. Speaking of which, do you even have the right to

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make a claim?"

"Let's not forget, would you have stumbled upon the treasure without my intel? We had a deal in place before.

Are you really going to go back on our agreement?" Sophia narrowed her eyes.

"Plans can change," Garrett insisted.

He argued, "Even without the information you provided, we might have discovered this through our visions.

Frankly, your existence holds no value for us, let alone deserving a share."

He was firm in his stance despite the sacrifices they made to explore the lake's hidden treasure. They had

endured losses and sacrifices, unwilling to let someone without significant contributions take away most of the

spoils.

"Jackson, what do you think about these people burning bridges?" Sophia asked astutely, seeking opinions rather

than speaking up herself.

"Well..." Jackson hesitated.

A disciple from the Embersteel Order chimed in, "I agree with Captain Wilder's point. It's not fair to keep half the

loot to yourself. We should divide it equally among all of us."

"He's right! No one should be so greedy. With so much treasure, everyone deserves a fair share. Taking half for

yourself? | won't stand for it!" Another Embersteel Order disciple voiced strong support for equal distribution.

They sided with the Black Scorpion Squad, which wasn't solely a matter of safeguarding personal interests but

also a reflection of Sophia's character. They had rescued her previously, but she returned it

with betrayal.

Out of respect for Jackson, they didn't make a big fuss, but that didn't mean they were letting it slide.

Sophia's frustration morphed into anger as she voiced her discontent. "I can't believe you guys are actually

taking sides with outsiders. We, the Harmony Sect, have always been on good terms with the Embersteel Order.

This is outrageous!"

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A few disciples from the Embersteel Order sneered. "On good terms? Hmph! If that's the case, why did you burn

bridges before?"

Sophia, momentarily speechless, grasped Jackson's arm and pleaded, "Jackson, look at them. They completely

disregard me. As their senior, you should educate them properly."

Jackson intervened, saying, "That's enough. The previous incident was just an accident and shouldn't be brought

up again."

He continued, "As for how to divide the treasure, | think we should listen to Ms. Linsor's opinion. She should

make the decision."

As Jackson spoke, all eyes shifted toward Grace.

"Me?" Grace hesitated, glancing around. She was about to speak when an abrupt, chilling laughter resounded

from the tomb's entrance.

"Save your breath. None of you will be leaving with any treasures from here!"