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His greed has overcome his reason and Lumos will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. He dragged James into the clock tower and ordered his men to search the place. There was no way anyone could hide a fortune in here James thought. After a while the local authorities were here and James felt relieved that Lumos would be stopped. To his surprise Lumos seemed calm and phoned someone. “Yes it's me, take care of the situation. What do I pay you for?” James could hear the police say “it was a minor murderer and that he has been apprehended”. MINOR? APPREHENDED? The police were all on Lunes payroll. Even the police weren't a threat to Lumos. After a while Lumos was getting impatient and began shooting the ground in rage, yet the floor seemed
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