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Erephir: -- Let this strike be the last one you endure with such meekness. Guyon and Beata:Author
Guyon leads Beata aside, where no one can see them, leans down, and gently pats her on the rear a few times with his palm.
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A-a-a, well, I wouldn't try to impose human thinking on singularities if I were you.
-- Yes... Stallia really surprised me, and the others are probably the same, -- the redhead said with a certain warmth and understanding. -- It's not that it was inhuman, quite the opposite, it was interesting to see how several-thousand-year-old people think, who have already seen everything in the world.Author
I found some kind of particularly cunning and massive undead attack more likely.
-- I trusted the insightful Suzerain, according to whom the war with the undead is planned for later. But everyone still protected themselves from the miasma, because it's never too early to prepare.Author
- So that's how it is.... How much valuable stuff was lost?
-- D It's a terrible shame, but yes, starting with the Kumari clock from Milady, ending with the property in the safe for Beata and Guyon's wedding, and a lot of my things as well. It's all a joke, but you could equip a large detachment of revolutionaries with all of this if the law doesn't show itself properly, so... Well, I won't burden you with it.