Non-existent lie

The most dangerous thing that Alara learned during her childhood and youth years was not at the hands of Hatshepsut, but rather at the hands of fate, perhaps, or the power of imagination, Alara became unusually fertile, she could compose a non-existent lie, in one moment, a lie convincing in all its aspects, as if the lie was nothing but a convincing truth if she knits it with all its details, it would stand in the face of the toughest facts.

She sets it up as though she were sipping water. Liars are inspired in the same way that poets are. Once they have received the revelation, they immediately begin to speak in terms of the most complex, interwoven systems, which are difficult to criticize or expose.

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