Legend Of The Young Warlock (LOTHYWAR)

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f the running creature. At first it seemed like a wild dog, but then the dog took a stray turn in

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some tricks on him. But it occured to him that standing there would make no difference. A

justice to how keen he wanted to catch up with the giant

him, but he leapt and almost landed on the creature's back. He fell on his side. H

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and rage in him to complement the effort of his soles as the sides of his feet crashed against fallen and broken

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lders loose. His two arms flinging loosely in the a

ite directions the creature was racing through. Bu

running almost side by side, but the border of trees heightened the odds. Bu

ose it for good. But the risk was fruitful. The beautiful human head seemed smeared by mud and

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d growl, summoning every ounce of

he shot the creature a gaze again and for the

runn

a human head, it probably would reply. But there didn't seem to b

grotto bordered a large hickory tree. The quick turn of the relentles

g to hurt you

nered, with fear stalking its clenched jaws, kept showing of

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ing, glaring at his left ha

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ea and put it

eally are. I hate to admit that you're a magical crea

He seemed at the verge of losing it because the creature di

last time. And if you don't reply me, I'

taking a cautious as well a

are

hose words and si

give empt

e hurled it at the creature. The sharp steel blade of the spear

brown skin of the creature, pinning it to the hickory. The tree h

must se

aking his spear and

take it

arg

d no hunter would come this far into the woods. And ev

on. He resum

t sounded like at first but then it seemed as though the winds

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being within him came on fully. Ripples of multitudino

a wierd cre

anding before him; A half-lady, half-eagle. From the head to the waist, a lady,

ointed one of his fingers, e

ou the sa

iar. Like the face on

you killed a silh

elted into a thin

what it's all about. I just want to know whe

steps forward. Its talons left gigantic pri

ful heir to the throne of Agranah. You're the next on th

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is your worst enemy. And you shall be the father of

uddenly as though someth

where the gods are not greater than men, neit

e of a h

n't give what you don't

wings and began to levi

o your gods and tell them to come down to me if I wouldn't break their jaws

rd. She was now suspended in the air, m

hy don't they impregnate you and be the

ut the lady didn't say

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ar but it had been shattered. It must

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ne more

aning to address the lady who had

his feet. He turned and began to return

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in and hurrie