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and you didn't answer about the free sleep and food...
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— Don't lose it! — The blacksmith waved goodbye to him. After some time, Klin returns to the villa, before, during, or after the princess's conversation with Garret (you decide when).
Humbly waiting for his turn, Klin reports to the princess that her task has been completed. —Your Highness knows that her loyal servant is a man of few emotions, and due to his mountain origins, he is not gifted with poetic skill, however, let Her Highness not doubt that this blade is the greatest of all the wonders that he has not only seen, but even more so, held in his hands. And let this sword, like her servant to the best of his modest abilities, carry Her Highness's wishes to all corners of the vast Cosmos, and send her enemies to the expanses of Oblivion. The runner-philosopher made a knightly bow and asked if he could be of any further service to the princess.
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