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Chapter 83 - Chapter 83: Unrest Among the Reclaimers

As Leo and his team prepared to counter the emerging threats, unrest grew within the Reclaimers' organization. The Arbiter's defeat had exposed the organization's internal fractures, and factions began to form. Some Reclaimers believed the organization's mission should shift focus, while others advocated for stricter control over Reclaimers with unique abilities like Leo's.

Sofia convened a meeting with high-ranking Reclaimers to discuss the path forward. "The Arbiter's defeat was a significant victory, but it's clear we're facing new challenges," she said, addressing the group. "We need to unite if we're going to prevent further chaos."

A Reclaimer named Grant, known for his rigid adherence to the rules, spoke up. "We can't afford to be lax. Leo's powers are dangerous. Who's to say he won't turn against us? The Arbiter was once a Reclaimer too."

The room grew tense, with other Reclaimers murmuring in agreement. Leo felt the weight of their scrutiny. He understood their fear but knew that unity was crucial to overcoming the new threats.

Owen intervened, pointing out the flaws in Grant's argument. "Leo's power is what saved us from the Arbiter. We should be grateful for that, not fearful. Besides, these new threats are bigger than any one of us. We need to work together."

The debate continued, with Sofia mediating to keep tempers in check. Ultimately, they agreed to support Leo's efforts while maintaining oversight to ensure the organization's safety.

Outside the meeting, Leo met with Sofia, Evelyn, and Owen to discuss their next steps. "It seems like we have more than just external threats to deal with," Leo said, his voice tinged with frustration. "We need to find a way to unite the Reclaimers before the internal divisions tear us apart."

Sofia nodded, her expression thoughtful. "You're right. We need to show them that we're all on the same side. If we can deal with these new factions, it might help restore trust within the organization."