“Follow me Chesy, let’s move to another room so I can adjust you more.” Ceri guided the centauride to come out of the [House Cart]. While doing so, Staas widens the door to make it easy for his horse friend.
“How in the All-father’s name did you manage to pick her, Adra?” The elf-girl grew more and more impressed as she saw how Chesy walked down the cart’s ladder. “She’s talented, well built, even really obedient.”
“Like I said, it was Staas who chose her, my participation ended when we found out where to find centaurs.” Adra acted so humbly when it came to Staas, it was somewhat disturbing to the Sagittarius Party with how cheeky he usually behaved.
“How, Your Grace?” Ceri redirected her question.
“Dunno… instinct?” The boy guessed.
“Do you even know what instinct is, Staas?” Gytha wondered.
“Nope.”
Amid their discussion, an elf boy with an appearance younger than Ceri walked out of the house’s door. He’s all geared up with a
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