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Chapter 613: Because We Are Matras · Oct 31, 2026

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601 Chapter 601: Forbidden Knowledge 2026-10-31
602 Chapter 602: The Desert Forgot Everything 2026-10-31
603 Chapter 603: After the Dust Settles 2026-10-31
604 Chapter 604: The Final Discussion 2026-10-31
605 Chapter 605: Pay Attention to the Prophecy Book 2026-10-31
606 Chapter 606: Lupus Aureus Chapter 2026-10-31
607 Chapter 607: Dori’s Intelligence Price 2026-10-31
608 Chapter 608: 750,000 Mora 2026-10-31
609 Chapter 609: Investigation in Progress 2026-10-31
610 Chapter 610: Gradually Closing in on the Truth 2026-10-31
611 Chapter 611: Murtada Radkani 2026-10-31
612 Chapter 612: Taj Radkani 2026-10-31
613 Chapter 613: Because We Are Matras 2026-10-31
614 Chapter 614: The Beginning of Dehya’s Story 2026-10-31
615 Chapter 615: The ’Childish’ Father 2026-10-31
616 Chapter 616: Stop Monitoring My Life, Prophet! 2026-10-31
617 Chapter 617: The Past Told by Shazaman 2026-10-31
618 Chapter 618: He Died Long Ago 2026-10-31
619 Chapter 619: What Is the Oath of Victory? 2026-10-31
620 Chapter 620: There’s No Evil Dragon Anymore, Old Man 2026-10-31
621 Chapter 621: A Letter 2026-10-31
622 Chapter 622: An Unqualified Good Person, A Qualified Father 2026-10-31
623 Chapter 623: Father-Daughter Affection Unforgettable 2026-10-31
624 Chapter 624: The Grieving Crowd Thought of the Culprit 2026-10-31
625 Chapter 625: Preparations for the Fifth Act in Progress 2026-10-31
626 Chapter 626: Has Ei Started Playing Mind Games? 2026-10-31
627 Chapter 627: Ei Still Has No Brain 2026-10-31
628 Chapter 628: The Fifth Act, Curtain Rise 2026-10-31
629 Chapter 629: Catching Teammates 2026-10-31
630 Chapter 630: The Doctor’s Voice 2026-10-31
631 Chapter 631: Even the Dogs by the Roadside Have to Get Roasted Twice 2026-10-31
632 Chapter 632: Hey hey hey, the blame’s coming! 2026-10-31
633 Chapter 633: Entering the Akademiya 2026-10-31
634 Chapter 634: Azar’s “Grand Words” 2026-10-31
635 Chapter 635: Alhaitham Starts Performing 2026-10-31
636 Chapter 636: Alhaitham Takes MVP 2026-10-31
637 Chapter 637: Nahida’s Inner Voice 2026-10-31
638 Chapter 638: Nilou’s Role 2026-10-31
639 Chapter 639: Alhaitham’s Final Ripple 2026-10-31
640 Chapter 640: Nahida: Nice to Meet You 2026-10-31

Taj would deliver his final judgment upon himself. As for everything regarding the organization, he had already paved the way—the rest was left to Cyno.

This enormous achievement he casually handed over to Cyno, while he himself might have to bear the name of ”traitor” and die here.

After hearing Taj’s words, the readers couldn’t help but feel respect. For such a person, the readers didn’t even want to judge him.

Was his behavior correct? Is it right to do ”evil” things for the sake of achieving ”justice”?

The readers didn’t want to evaluate, because Taj’s heart was noble enough to convince everyone wholeheartedly.

To be fair, there aren’t many people who can be impartial between family affection and the law, so those who can do it naturally earn a few points of respect.

[Taj: ”In any case, allowing canned knowledge to circulate and researching the Court of Desolation are serious crimes. Consider this my final judgment upon myself.”]

Itto: ”What the heck, hurry and pull him out!”

Itto watched anxiously—what judgment, life force fading and all that, he didn’t care. Right now, he just wished he was at the scene himself—no matter what, he’d drag the guy out.

If you ”did wrong,” make amends! Dying to escape—what’s that?

Okay, the main issue wasn’t really escaping through death—Itto just couldn’t stand seeing others sacrifice themselves like this.

However, Itto’s view was actually similar to Wanderer’s thoughts. He himself quite wanted to ”die,” with severe self-destructive tendencies.

But he never did it, precisely because he felt dying would be too easy on himself.

This was also the reason he would charge at the tree in the future—he wanted to completely erase himself in exchange for the tragedies he caused to disappear.

Yet his ”failure” didn’t let him off, and in the end, he still failed.

His failure constitution was simply stronger than Bennett’s bad luck constitution.

But this time, he didn’t need to charge at the tree anymore, because Lucian would tell him—he would fail.

So the current Wanderer was much more well-behaved, even helping Lucian with voice acting.

Back to the story—Itto would drag the person out, but everyone’s personality is different.

Cyno was more willing to respect Taj’s choice—he would only help Taj handle the aftermath.

This wasn’t Cyno being heartless; this was Cyno’s respect for his ”old partner.”

Amid the violent shaking, Cyno and the Traveler turned to leave, while Taj sat cross-legged on the ground, awaiting death’s arrival.

As death approached, Taj seemed to hear voices from the past.

[Young Murtada Radkani: ”Dad, why are they so strict with me?”]

Clearly committing the same mistake, yet only he was criticized—unfair.

[Teenage Murtada Radkani: ”No need for you to care! Rest assured, I won’t tarnish your reputation.”]

His life seemed like a ”projection” of his father’s shadow—he was just XX’s son, he wasn’t Murtada—resentful.

[Young adult Murtada Radkani: ”Fine, reconciliation.”]

That was the son’s reconciliation with his old man, yet not quite willing.

[”Old man, I’ve finally found the research direction I want—”]

As an adult, he slightly understood his father, but he still wanted to become Murtada, so he urgently wanted to prove himself.

He wanted to prove he was no worse than his father—he wasn’t XX’s son, he was Murtada.

He absolutely had to achieve something, because he—refused to accept it!

But his research was halted, and his hope of becoming ”Murtada” seemed extinguished.

[Murtada puzzled, facing his father: ”Is there really no room for leniency? Why?”]

The young child’s tearful questioning, the teenager’s back as he slammed the door, the adult’s stiff ”reconciliation”—finally freezing on a dispute.

The seated Taj in the scene finally spoke—yellow sand had already buried up to his chest, he lowered his head, his throat trembling:

Child... back then you asked me why I never showed favoritism...

[”Because, we are Matras.”]

The yellow sand buried this father, this Matra.

The yellow sand entombed this final sigh—unknown whether the sigher was old or young.

He had fulfilled his duty; now, he would permanently bury his ”love” in this research to which his child had devoted his life.

At first, everyone thought this was a matter concerning justice, but unexpectedly, it was a story about family affection.

Unfortunately, many readers just couldn’t handle family affection knives—they were secretly wiping tears.

Taj’s emotions were silent and calm, seemingly making one unable to feel his love.

But everyone who read this story could understand—he loved his child deeply.

His love was like a great mountain—the mountain is there, it doesn’t move and doesn’t speak.

But the mountain is there—it is heavy, it is steadfast.

Calm family affection paired with just a few words—his great love and small love were both firm to the point of unquestionable.

The readers’ feelings at this moment were like accumulating much depressed energy, all endured, forcing smiles to face life.

But one day, seeing the note they wrote on the fridge, they froze—even if it just said ”keep going” in two words.

Taj’s final words had this kind of killing power: ”Because, we are Matras.”

It was precisely this sentence that broke the readers’ defenses—not an emotional dam burst, but noses souring, tears welling in eyes.

As the person involved, Taj fell into silence—in fact, he hadn’t yet been tempted, because his son was still alive, still in prison.

The current timeline was a bit earlier than the story in the book—many tragedies hadn’t occurred yet.

Now having read this book, those tragedies naturally wouldn’t be allowed to happen.

In fact, the reason their father and son weren’t tempted was still because of Lucian.

Not that Lucian specially helped, but because Lucian’s arrival caused a ”major earthquake.”

The Akademiya was directly purged in a big overhaul, and the other bad guys were all in danger—no one dared stick their heads out, and even those turning into quails were still caught.

This was similar to them in the story—four days, Cyno spent four days sweeping through the desert capturing criminals.

Those hiding in the desert, fleeing to Fontaine, escaping from the Akademiya—without exception, all captured by Cyno.

This was his agreement with the Matras—he said he would help Taj handle the aftermath.

Other Matras also noticed Cyno’s swift and decisive actions—because who else could do such things besides the General Mahamatra Cyno?

The scene in the story shifts—Cyno is chatting with Tighnari.

[Tighnari somewhat ”reproaching” Cyno’s recklessness: ”Judging over three hundred people alone—do you think you’re amazing? No matter how you look at it, this isn’t the best way.”]

This experience left Cyno outwardly cold, but inwardly emotionally stirred—judging over three hundred people alone was proof.

He wasn’t originally an emotionless, aloof person.

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