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In Aurelius's mind, Horus found nothing related to Mearef's murder and indeed saw how Kelenor handed him the blade. But at the same time, he learned something interesting, albeit of a different nature: it turned out that Aurelius's group was actually tracking down the killers of their comrade, specifically suspecting Mark and Gaheg, who were not only demon-born but also demon worshippers.

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At the same time, this scene did not please Kelenor, and not wanting to give the weapon to Ratislav, he unexpectedly slashed him with his two swords and rushed out of the camp with all the speed he could muster.

- Argh! - Ratislav managed to exclaim. - Stop, you scoundrel!

Paroxys chased after Keleonor.

I'm sick, so you guys go ahead.

- As you understand, Aurelius is innocent, - said Horus, thoughtfully watching Kelenor run away.

If I catch up to him, I shoot an arrow at his leg.

Surely he doesn't run fast enough that you can't shoot him in the back, right?

Amos kept a close watch on the suspects, so he tried to react immediately to Kelenor's actions with "calmness."

Aurelius also ran after Kelenor, but only to the edge of the camp; beyond that, he stopped his pursuit.

Come on, he can't run that fast, can he? We'll shoot him in the back before he gets away.

Why shoot him in the back right away? He probably knows something interesting.

The effect of Amos’s spell caught the fleeing figure not far outside the camp, still within the caster’s line of sight. The Khonthai, however, possessed a strong will and stubbornly resisted, only collapsing to the ground in a deep sleep after some time. By this point, Paroxys and Roger had arrived.

Meanwhile, Ratislav spent some of his magical energy to heal the wounds inflicted by Kelenor.

isn't it a bit cowardly to shoot someone in the back, don't you think?

By this point, Paroxys and Roger had arrived to help him.

- They dragged him back.

Isn't it a bit underhanded to shoot someone in the back, huh?)

It's okay, we can always heal them later. That's what I said, not my character, though. :)