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Four neophyte wizards immediately jumped up to him, who, accepting his works, carried them to the rulers of the Academy.

“Allow me to ask, enchantment Tobius,” Gasparda carefully examined the skillful sketches of plants and insects on the pages of the book he got, “where did you meet all these curious specimens unknown to modern magical science?”

“In the Savage Land, your might.

There was a deathly silence for a few seconds, then the audience buzzed like a disturbed hornet's nest, sometimes surprised, sometimes indignant, sometimes even hysterical.

- To order! Gasparda roared. "Have you set foot in the Savage Land, enchantment Thobius?" Did I misheard?

No, your power. To roughly round it off, I could say that I lived in the forests of the Wild Land for two years. During this time, my life has been in danger more than twenty thousand times for one reason or another. I suffered three serious illnesses of unknown origin, which I described in treatises, met five species of animals officia
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