The group goes on a hike.Liiran doubtfully looked at the team, selected by the kindest and most noble head of the Council of the Great Darine Atana, and realized that he really hit. Of course, he suspected something of the kind even at the moment when Atana spent ten minutes explaining what a difficult situation was in the city and in general on the islands of the Small Triangle. I just didn't think it would be this bad. The team is worse than you can imagine.The commander is Liiran Vue, who just two months ago, for unknown merit, sucked out of his finger, received a silver chain and all rights, along with the duties of a junior leader. The father was happy and proud. Well, his dear son, a recognized lazybones, inclined to hide in corners and avoid unnecessary responsibility in every possible way, received a chain at the age of eighteen. And he didn't even have to participate in the madhouse called the coming-of-age exams. Hooray! Honor and praise to the offspring! Let all the enemi

What did the water say? Dorana asked."It's going to rain soon, and two people are coming north of here," Khiyat replied. Appeasement was slipping from his face like melted make-up, gradually being replaced by the usual readiness to fight with everyone and everything and a slight touch of stubbornness.— What kind of people? Liiran asked. After all, he is in charge here, which means he is responsible for this whole crazy company.“I have no idea,” Khiyat said indifferently and shrugged his shoulders, demonstrating that those people were of little interest to him. “I just thought it was better to know about their presence than not to know. And also, a little to the left of the mountain, along which people roam, a terrible thing is hidden. Just don't ask which one. Water cannot answer such questions."The benefits of your water," Dean snorted and proudly turned his nose up as he walked towards the fire.- Definitely more than from you, - Khiyat did not remain in debt.“Shut up, both of

ReturnAnd the morning started with a surprise.Khiyat is gone.“Will someone explain to me where this idiot has gone?” growled Liiran, glaring at the stone at his feet with hatred.“Yeah, you still shout and stomp your feet,” an inner voice happily prompted. "Impress your subordinates."“He said that he needed to go to one place, not far from here,” Tiyan answered sleepily. “He said he would be back soon.“That bastard,” Liiran said with feeling. Who knew that Hiyat would want to walk alone in these not very safe mountains? - How long has he been gone?“It was still dark,” Tiyan said indifferently and yawned widely.“At least two hours ago,” Liiran groaned. We spent the night in a safe place, they say. In a dry cave, to her. Where did this idiot go?A cheerful prospect - to lose a subordinate in the mountains. Just sleep through his departure. And who is to blame? Definitely not Tiyan. Liiran didn't say that no one was allowed to leave the cave until morning. So it's his own fault.A

- It concerns you first of all! barked the head of the Great Council.Aesir Tmania pursed his lips in displeasure.“Everything about this puppy has nothing to do with me anymore. The renunciation was carried out according to the rules and officially recognized by the council ...- Sit, I said! the kindest and noblest Darine Atana practically growled. “Liiran, sit down too, don’t be so bright,” she snapped at the young leader of the unsuccessful group, who was shifting uncertainly near the door. Sit wherever you want, even on the floor. Everyone should listen to Koyan very carefully, because in the near future you will have to repeat these words several hundred times, so that all those involved and simply overly curious understand and realize. Clear? Esir, if you move again and try to open your mouth, I am not responsible for myself. Goyang, we are listening to your report.The white-haired head of the rangers sighed heavily and nodded to some of his thoughts.“As you already know, yes

The snake did not deceive, feeling the experiences of the city turned out to be not the most pleasant thing in the world. Especially at first. Towards the evening of the second day, Khiyat got used to it a little and stopped twitching in response to any sensation. And my head didn't hurt anymore. But the ease with which it was possible to persuade the city to hide the presence of Ladai within its walls was even frightening, until by some very tortuous paths it dawned on Khiyat that no one would be able to hide from him like that. After that, he felt like an idiot and decided from now on to carefully consider everything that comes to mind.Ladai, unfortunately, did not refuse the idea of ​​scaring the information provider to the collectors. Moreover, he began to hurry his friend, reminding him that a letter would arrive soon, and it would not be easy to get a former teacher in the fortress at the council. Khiyat, who at that moment was not up to the suffering of Ladai, because the city