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Fight in the air.

From lunch, Mark returned to the game under a suspiciously intense pitching of an overly capricious trough and a whistle of the wind in a tattered sail.

Alas, but the eyes that instantly widened in alarm did not add clarity.

All the Persians continued to lie serenely on the deck where the players had thrown them. But the sister's little dog, like a real circus performer, famously balanced on the steering wheel, deftly turning over with his little paws. The critically taut sail signaled that they were rushing through the sky at the highest possible speed.

The mysteriousness of the situation began to unnerve more and more. And questions just burst like a fountain.

Mark reasonably doubted that the bot could simply disobey his sister's orders like that. Something serious must have happened.

And this is something serious he discovered overboard. Spiked elongated muzzles, light brown in color, left no doubt. They were followed by a whole flock of winged beasts.

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