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Helio’s POV “And make sure to keep track of the salvage operation in the south. We want those people to have their homes restored after all that flooding,” I said to Aiden. Aiden nodded. “I’ll keep a close watch. I promise, Helio.” “Record how many crops we were able to salvage from the blight so I know how much we need to trade for before winter,” I continued. “I will.” Aiden gave another firm nod. “And—” I began. “Helio,” Cole interrupted. “Aiden’s needed elsewhere. Remember the farmers asked for an audience?” I rubbed my forehead. “Right. Right.” I turned to Aiden. “Off with you.” Aiden looked relieved and practically ran from my office. I gestured for Cole to sit. “I received word that my parents made it safely to the summer palace.” “That’s good,” Cole said. He frowned at my