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“Nahri rose to her feet. "We need to retrieve Suleiman's seal," she declared. "It's our only hope of defeating them." She glanced down at Ali, reaching out her hand. "Are you with me?" Ali took a deep breath but then clasped her hand and climbed to his feet. "Until the end.”

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