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Chapter 47: Just a Tad Peculiar (pt.2)
Author: Royal Kareem
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"Oh! Oh! Over there, little human! Ai-chi told us to climb that part of the cliff and get to that crevice over there!"

'Oh?'

"Is that so, Pam-min? Ai-min says so?"

The wyrm nodded before then added, "He also told me to tell you that he's gonna guide us safely back to Ceva-chi! Ehehehe~ Little human, you made a great friend! And now I am friends with Ai-chi too!"

The young hatchling giggled delightfully. He was absolutely elated to gain another friend aside from his two brothers.

He giggled again, feeling giddy with how fortunate he was since meeting his little human and accompanying her around. Thinking about this, he rubbed himself against her cheek with an adorable grin.

And at this sight, Serein smiled brightly herself as she patted the small head gently.

"Good for you, Pam-min. More friends~"

Internally, that adventurer wished for the young’un to get even more attached to them so that it'll be easier for her to kidnap— ahem, convince the three of the dragonic race members to trave
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