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Loren let out a huff of laughter when Jigano easily agreed that the healer could take on any bear and probably not just the animal kind. However, he shrugged at the bard's less than wholehearted admission that Zariah would be a bit more of a problem. My family never broke me. The world, maybe, other people who professed to care, sure, but my relatives? The Launceleyn took in a deep breath. I refused to bend to their will. Least of all Zariah's The thought came out without a hint of doubt.
Sighing, at the white-haired man's words, Loren drummed his fingers on the table. "Who is this mysterious woman, and why would she return on LongNight, of all nights?" It made absolutely no logical sense, and his confusion was evident.
As Jigano got back to work, the healer did as well, making more of the cure. However, his brow furrowed in concentration and his eyes flashed with annoyance at the bard's question. "I have no idea. I haven't seen him since he invited me here." It was clear how much that bothered him.
Sighing, at the white-haired man's words, Loren drummed his fingers on the table. "Who is this mysterious woman, and why would she return on LongNight, of all nights?" It made absolutely no logical sense, and his confusion was evident.
As Jigano got back to work, the healer did as well, making more of the cure. However, his brow furrowed in concentration and his eyes flashed with annoyance at the bard's question. "I have no idea. I haven't seen him since he invited me here." It was clear how much that bothered him.
Never judge a book by its cover.
