It’s been six long hours, and the fire inside still hasn’t dimmed. It’s not just restlessness - it’s a quiet storm, coiling deeper. When I walk into a room, the air changes. People sense it before I say a word - that charge, that pulse that makes them straighten. I don’t raise my voice; I don’t need to. A single look, a shift in tone, and the message is clear. This place listens to me, even in silence. Every sound. I don’t demand respect - I draw it in, effortlessly. And when I give direction, it’s followed, not out of fear, but out of something stronger - an instinct to obey, to align, to be part of the current I create. I am not here to be gentle. I am here to be felt, to leave an echo that lingers long after I’m gone. This is my world, my rhythm, my domain - and everyone who crosses it learns one thing: power doesn’t shout. It whispers… and still, everyone listens.

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