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@gative09: When the queen delivers four royal sons, the first three are bound to fearsome spirit creatures: a blazing hellhound, a three-headed aquatic serpent, and a massive stone golem. The youngest, Verity Tung, receives only a talking yellow smiley face on his forehead that cheerfully introduces itself. That same day, the king decrees that the brothers will battle for the crown upon reaching age eighteen. For nearly two decades, Verity serves as the laughingstock of the royal court—unaware that the smiling mark on his head has actually been a ticking countdown. #tungtungtungsahur

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