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“We are being watched,” Rybka suddenly said. - Pizdets viciously watching. Come on, someone strong. Fucking punches me.

Glancing at his friend, he noticed that his shoulders were trembling. grimaced.

- Are you with me?

- Damn you fool! Rybka snapped. - Yes, I have no one to be with! Of course with you, bitch!

Drawing my blade, I turned toward the house. You don't have to be an experienced magician to see that the hut survived for a reason. She was saved by a barrier. Noticeable only by how the grass around the house survived. Withered, but the fire did not touch her.

Hope only that Alliel went hunting when it all started. Night hunting. Today, for the first time ever, she did not wait for me at home, but took Neri and went to look for prey in the forest. Maybe she decided to visit her grandfather. Yes, maybe she's in the elf settlement. It would be so right...

It was difficult to approach the open door. Very, very… I was shaking. Sweat trickled down his forehead. The intestines curled
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