Diver landed on an outwardly extended rock on a cliff that was at a height of about eleven hundred meters above the mount. There was a board nearby that read ‘Boar Woods.’ In front were tall sturdy trees. They could only see one boar in the distance, and it was feeding on a dead deer.
“So, we have to kill boars, huh,” Edgar had a guess.
“I wish I got a different mission,” replied Fabby, “but everyone has to pick their first ever mission through the lottery it seems. And I got this.”
Edgar was observing the boar. “How many should we kill?”
“At least six, but not more than ten,” said Fabby, sounding sad.
“There’s an upper limit, too?” Edgar was surprised.
“Otherwise, the disci
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WHIT 78 - NOT STAYING PUT
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WHIT 79 - JUDGMENT
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WHIT 83 - BREAKING THE LIMITS
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