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... kept to himself. He never gave Muni a chance to punish him for showing others that they can be lazy and still do well, so Muni could only swallow his anger.

This continued until the last week of the initiation program. On the first day of this last week, Muni called an assembly and spoke to them about how proud he was of them.

Muni also made mention of an unruly child of his, which everyone knows to be Loki. But he didn’t complain about Loki too much this time around. The main t ...

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