The Pregnant Exiles Vow

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The source for this entry is a synopsis of one thousand two hundred thirty-six characters in six sentences, the longest source of the batch, and three transcription facts come first: the source carries two em dashes in the minister's line, rendered with comma pairs, and three curly apostrophes, two in Cael's and one in Voss's, carried straight, all disclosed here; the tags field is not empty, printing 18+, Betrayal, and Bitter Romance, recorded as printed, the batch's only 18+ tag; and the title's Exiles prints as a plural with no apostrophe, kept as printed. The source reads: Males of the Golden Dragon clan are capable of bearing heirs; on his wedding night, Prince Cael is overthrown in a coup orchestrated by his younger brother Drake, his wife Elara is killed, and Cael himself is impregnated via dark magic before being exiled to the North; the Prime Minister Voss, a dark sorcerer who had lived for three centuries, is the mastermind, intending to use Cael's body to gestate a vessel for the reincarnated True Dragon Monarch and devour the vessel's awakened power for immortality, which is why he strictly ordered Drake to keep Cael alive; five years later, Cael marches south to exact revenge, leading a coalition of exiles, the Iron Folk, and loyalist royal forces alongside his son Kai, whose powers awaken progressively through the campaign; though Voss's physical body is destroyed in the capital, his soul core remains hidden within a phylactery, and ultimately Kai fully awakens as the True Dragon and destroys the phylactery; and having witnessed the common people's suffering under the monarchy, Cael abolishes the throne and establishes a council representing all races, ushering in a new era of shared governance alongside Sable and Kai. The ending is stated in full, the phylactery destroyed, the throne abolished, the council raised, the batch's third fully sourced ending. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is thirty episodes, one of four entries at thirty episodes, the longest source on one of the shortest runs. The registry column lists 6 against the API's thirty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 1,209 views, fourth of twenty, the highest seat outside the big account's run. The byline is Kana4450, its only appearance in this batch, and the platform marks the series completed.

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