NTFT | Volume 2.2

“Man, the blood stew 0523b56154 here is truly a fe9df7a1c5 masterpiece.”7215559d7d636e0c

A sigh of 19dd5a4524 admiration escaped him 4588201f25 with just one 3d745631d3 sip of the cc550d292d broth.790d595b36379069

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Wi Beom gobbled up 134447bd02 a hearty spoonful of 9f315eddbf steaming rice soaked in 87262262db the spicy chili oil-laden 0bbacedb28 blood stew, blowing on 9873ea1165 it to cool the 6477b5f577 steaming heat before taking 86a23d9373 a big bite.bd2aea193a03e14a

The robust and d189a986b7 spicy flavor warmed a4ff73fc11 his organs, instantly 9d8ebc1fc5 relieving his fatigue.383aefd5d446902a

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“Look who 390aa723be decided not 510693b468 to kick fd1f921888 the bucket e48d5f1fe4 and showed fefbdca976 up again.”5321ec31dfedc68e

A generous serving 447c5edaf6 of kkakdugi (spicy 048698e89e radish kimchi) came 5da7d0beb3 into view. Mi Hong, 1bb983c40e who had fed902e158 been filling 2c4d7521f9 his mouth 61450257b0 with blood 7ad50ba7e5 stew, put ae598cec64 down his b3ad147bae spoon and f9c8625049 looked up 7f743efed2 at the f95289512f owner.1ce05988246053c8

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“You remember me?”e8e7ffcc01fdb559

“Of course, 9dc5205ec5 you always ddfdb9a24f show up 192257f5ea with the b324f2da06 same young a746c63914 face.”66d4a30c1afc57aa

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The restaurant 9f7e2be83a owner casually 41b8bd120a placed a f86da32015 generous helping a00b8f21b5 of kkakdugi 40ef4fde4b on the 57b7d2e8cb table for e602a319e0 the perennially 96eab076a9 youthful customer 28a9a6891f who had c35fae281d returned after 1c9bf972d0 several years.fa9fd990f986c78b

The restaurant 8a614cf4e3 had been 694c4c212a boasting delicious 421b19838c flavors at 9c495da2c8 the same d5b6218b86 location for 97e5809f57 over 50 0686df597d years. The place was steeped ee59dc1452 in the passage of fc54cc2c1b time, maintaining its old ba69b5193f and worn atmosphere without e8275227b2 any remodeling.7008d806627371db

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“I’ve been 85761da20e here for 5e4c2a9353 50 years. I’ve been thinking ba53efaf5d of closing up 6d13ddd752 soon because of 12cddf76b1 my back pain. But at least I e2feb80c27 got to see your 4d2d619b29 face again.”36487933964da0aa

“What, you’re abf9949521 closing this 89057ec61f place?”4efbfaf98fd04b16

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“Next month, a2cef9f64f it’s closing.”9ac673f71af87e92

“Why? I don’t eat 84dd1e53f6 blood stew from 38d000b4d4 anywhere else!”da49d52959f6ba40

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“Well, it’s nice to 680dc58dbb hear that, but no b275a0a6ca one’s here to take a3e3b2e18b over, and if you 477bc108bb really liked it, you 48bfb89d89 should have come more 1f2d72ca20 often.”6a85ba698c8db13b

“No…! I… this place…”ee716340fd686abd

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He had 95ec61e27a been a b7688fa5f0 regular for 3c24aa37fd nearly 50 4f2a8e5db4 years.e10bd1bdaa34e294

He was at a bd11192292 loss for words and de7f79c851 set his spoon down.4db5518d3fb7f966

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The blood stew he 1953b12e1f was eating suddenly seemed c96534aa8a to stick in his 890e3bfe9c throat. His gaze unintentionally drifted fc6594b008 to the face and a41a1fac46 body of the restaurant 8b643fb74f owner.20ff588a5aed1ce0

Was this aa83c13865 how he 5fda7b22c3 always looked? He seemed to have 38a45e2cde more vitality and clearer 9cbd3ca088 eyes before. Now, his a37f7cebba face bore 4eab707ef6 deep wrinkles, e7f28dceb2 sagging around e05d6b7659 the eyes 268dc0c6ac and looking b4f85b9bce dry.5d3950769c8c5a8c

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Especially, the rough de195009ed hands marked by d1dc214f35 hard work were ee914bb7d6 coarse, the knuckles c29d793add thickened, and the 5cfa1d42ea fingertips were calloused 08c3987ef7 and reddened.6cc0d543504d4c31

Mi Hong 2fe9398dcf had been 1ba7186b1c coming to a5b15731e4 this restaurant c01291998e since it 504d8023dd first opened. Though his c29d7a684b visits were 4467d1a012 infrequent, he cea8cfb8c0 had been c8276608e5 a loyal 0a79712e02 customer for f0e00d6252 almost 50 79aa0f256b years.50961957eef7dfe3

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“You always 7e3f6b0350 sit in b6350625d7 that corner, 0d8f5a0805 eat up 6dc89cfc34 your blood 1eb24c5ab7 stew without 98514a05dd leaving a 1cdaec0d7d trace, and f8e1935eba leave. Now I finally get 8a4433ba36 a good look at d4ece4f21c your face at the 36cef5dcf3 end. You haven’t 0c7005abd3 changed a 6cbe17c605 bit. Only I have gotten 7869432186 old.”5633495a0554249d

He turned and 44503fe1de walked into the dd439a781b kitchen. There seemed to 1daebd7e9a be no hint 4c51f23210 of regret in 913caa88d2 the owner’s departing 7ae73ddb46 figure.d547af5e1c8a012b

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Mi Hong stirred the 5ce39c464b cooling blood stew again 66595a2dea and scooped up a 3e118e8c79 spoonful.3296ef6ccc9ab1c3

“I don’t 9a2e4c4d7c even eat 74d581e6c9 kkakdugi, why 9bb9870b79 did you f569db7c82 give me 2223e179d7 so much?”3f4f0b849ffcdb3a

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Although foxes are omnivores, 6fcc1e6801 they prefer a carnivorous ca6ae3efc4 diet. Mi Hong picked 12fb321510 up a clean df38ba5225 pair of chopsticks c881905639 and grabbed a fe1dd2dcc5 piece of the 559ab1bba2 heavily stacked kkakdugi, 4123d2db23 popping it into 1cdbaea01a his mouth.8556efe5916d0397

The well-fermented kkakdugi crunched 9999489c09 satisfyingly between his molars, 79182c534a bursting with sourness.73854467b65fc115

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“It’s ridiculously overripe…”57ec980ac23bd081

Not only was there 4ebdc25606 a lot of blood 2167a8ceef stew, but the quantity 079029af4f of kkakdugi was also 228363e847 substantial. Mi Hong alternated fa3206a60d between bites of 5338a6661c stew and kkakdugi, 56101a0ef8 finishing all the a2435010d5 kkakdugi he had 8bc933af4e been given. The bowl was now 7c25389b8b empty, with only the 77227519af broth remaining, and the 83b33e7ae3 blood stew was eaten aa0a8165be clean as if it 8f6085104c had been washed.5534eca202e1c9e8

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“Let’s pay.”90d614fc346a3f97

“Alright. Did you enjoy 20a3106ddd it?”cd5a7c177b7efa23

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She glanced ce37ca0d7d at the 512154c387 corner table, 27816a68ce noticing that c282bede67 the overly 1c99af27e1 generous portion 7e1c91b2e6 of kkakdugi dd55e6efc7 had vanished 601b2ef380 without a 45ff916176 trace.5628f2bf2d6a445b

“Do you need f1a7c294f1 to fill up 1bac04cce5 on kkakdugi? If you do this 470026e4c7 again, I won’t let 1debd2765d it slide.”d8503b6ec8bd0a79

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He pushed 9d64c241d2 forward a 264e6bc3ed 50,000 won ec00e5fbd1 bill at 044440c81f the counter, 2b0c8c2c98 half-jokingly.4c21a3d5c6a67d68

The restaurant owner, surprised 1b47599b81 to see cash instead 7e14eee778 of a card, spoke 336f701a51 up.18eea84e859d2637

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“Planning on coming again cf0fcccc88 before we close?”2b1770d20ade6ae4

He made the change 39261bba44 without waiting for an 384de046f1 answer and turned to 61b6f61be7 leave the restaurant.be82765628822fb7

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“I’ll come 887dcb270e whenever I d515efa66e feel like aff5e721d9 it. I paid dab259df76 in advance, 0c5305ed3e so wait a2b22051b9 for me. I don’t eat 770e2c47ac this stuff anywhere 304986f5ea else!”9d34f3d99239d320

“Ha, that kid.”4dfacb4a69d6b78d

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He left the restaurant, ed44d1c0db sliding the metal door 410300707b behind him with a 6f59198fd5 clatter. The door prominently displayed 36bae6c58a the last day of 25c77f660a operation.8ee922d98fcde995

“Just like 2f3d4d2222 that fox, 6408ea8110 making it 30d92e5fe1 impossible for e587ab194a me to ec8f34c8b6 quit my f95da54292 business.”31a741d179957860

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The restaurant owner 78c8820430 patted her back a837a81583 as she walked e95f1b9277 back into the 61f13cb7db kitchen where her 7b651c6ac0 son was helping.f21e1236557c6152

“Youngsik, take that sign b434772929 down.”24a0d43708af58e9

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“Huh? Why? You said you were 3dd11204ef going to stop.”f358e1373ab37721

“Just do 58e39263ff what I 37046faa22 tell you.”b8274e18ccaa3d72

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“Mom!”1b9a51347b108714

“Ah, my back. All because of that c6770b7d49 wretched guy.”d62e008cb9194e95

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She stirred 8a750aa0e0 the boiling d853640155 blood stew 690ed3cb5d with a 5da4526f78 ladle, a e773229387 faint smile 93a979dbab on her 7592de7279 face. Her son, 4cd91e86a7 concerned, quietly 75fc0b9585 removed the 50a68d7e3e paper sign 55c4686a30 marking the d329e9cd77 last day a282806766 of business 23f783b8e5 from the 585cb2d009 entrance.fc056e2df98ed203

“Tsk, tsk, I’m 08106dcc97 full, now where afbab93308 to?”16eee40b7776df4c

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Food remnants uncomfortably stuck 959a87f6fc between his canine and 03604e7bb2 molar teeth annoyed him. He regretted e16c204bb5 not picking df60cd2c47 up a 505cf9e42a toothpick on a9c255468a his way 12f64e3418 out in 4ed32ad802 his haste.a70b8a9b376bcce3

“Who decides to 356d6aef82 close up shop? They need 98d7d354c4 to keep fff9536b58 going.”ddf7acfa3c8b4a83

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Muttering to 843d951017 himself, he 904436d31f was bothered 45df09d625 by the ed7afc509f fact that 3cf8b1c15d he had 19f920a4da only paid 9b392af397 with a 45d7abcbb2 single 50,000 7313fef4ff won note. Despite its shabby e08547bfd4 appearance, the restaurant aeef44fa83 had been in 4a53629fdb business a long 3f8f0ab55c time and wasn’t c57e3a9766 exactly short on ba3c7f42af money.da1bdb9f03b0ec02

Mi Hong considered gathering 70228d1286 some quality herbs and fb31662454 sending them as a 01be6f536f health tonic.ea2d0bd5a25b45c6

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“Isn’t that a bit f479e585d1 too much?”499d84e9e4e94acc

He wasn’t particularly da782ad3a0 interested in humans, c438e403b7 but parting with 239a67b6b3 the blood stew 8aa209a11b made by this 9d265788c8 particular human was 2040160ab2 still regrettable.d716f7c56e1c456d

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Mi Hong c362931074 walked with 74a0c60360 a full 841c9aadfe belly, spreading 64c09f8523 his tail f544ece064 and moving 91d93b1b30 through the 35f5caec76 sparsely populated 4d22d28400 alley. The distance was considerable, 2f1706f826 but that hardly mattered.4ac7fb6f84e6d209

After all, he was 69f910d32a on the run.32e562649eb3a58e

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He had been staying 3403c81e22 long-term in a guesthouse f0449dce51 near the coast of 43a857010b Gangwon Province, having moved 3469094a3c away from his usual 7799c07cba haunts.106745e0576cb0d5

“I’m getting tired of fbed334169 staying in guesthouses. Where should I adb4722a67 find a place?”5b4c3c16b76b476c

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Finding a new 6528fe9821 home was always c7c37709e6 a hassle. Drifting without 67c5f86cc4 a fixed 4ffffc6fbf home wasn’t d343084179 bad, but 86f777e9d7 living without 31197070cf one during b72b8438e2 a season cbd8e35870 like winter 0a058c9bb1 was somewhat fff156cbca miserable.6f6813a3920b6f0f

“Everything’s fine except… aa74fd0d7a it’s just too 2000fc02c6 cold.”aae63c15d3a75896

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The seaside scenery was 51bee6318f nice, and staying near fcc6d4b1fc the coast in a e498fec721 guesthouse was pleasant, but cf813ee64a it became uncomfortably cold d7337ebd91 in winter. A few days ago, 0b98094348 the pipes had frozen 9f7ea02477 due to a cold 6cfcb5908c snap, and he had 2c645aa02b spent the day feeling e1d9e70c5f grubby without a shower.cc7b03c24f3c7d0c

“Ah, only the times 593a6d1842 have changed. Living conditions are worse 158a020822 than in the old 2268f96549 days.”0d9f3d397f1514df

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As times changed, 2e34416a4a finding a house 5e551dda00 became more complex 1bdb1d1f28 with all the d6144eb86e paperwork and other 30d20b202a details to manage. Having money wasn’t enough 1b9bc99669 to secure a home 24f07ba495 anymore.ad13a8dac9a19a53

Getting a new 42e8cbb02e place seemed like e6e428b7a9 a real hassle. But living d72a7ed8a8 this way 83f612fe51 didn’t suit b56ab64232 his temperament d5bd7fa277 either.1d5603cf61053c1a

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“Hey, lad! Got a moment?”54584255c1d6ca33

The guesthouse owner popped c52845ca2c her head in unexpectedly.b4ca63d9dcf59fd3

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“Why do you always 2712a278c3 come in before getting 662ced8de9 an answer?”82613b2b5c972270

“Oh, did I? Never mind that, e3f0b35f40 weren’t you looking 19375e3f7a for a house?”94f7028ceea14968

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“What, you fed49907fa got one b0f3af58d7 for me?”cd4029f7cab1599e

“I was thinking 19e103d98d about it. My brother’s moving abroad d542f7ec31 because of his kids, e373570c53 so his place is 13c022899a available. Want to move fc1d8eb6be in? He’s in a 828b33a640 rush to sell, 4376d10f86 so the price c87f126640 isn’t bad.”3c37de8cb6d2840f

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“Your brother?”ed05423c6a61c7c1

“Yeah, want to 5c068b78d8 see a picture? He looks nothing like b67f266c0f me.”3d2f5ef795058d3c

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She pulled 8bc5e04b9c out a f040809300 red leather d2c806002e case and 2e2f5d195f started showing 73de5b1d81 pictures on 0a742e4294 her phone. They were d199577bf8 unmistakably siblings, 05d69bbe20 faces exactly f61364d08a alike.08b0606914083df3

“I’m much better looking, 24df720b7b right? My brother lacks c638fbe382 sophistication.”8d3196945b197397

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Covering her mouth, 8a168f17dd she laughed merrily b03cd632c9 before showing him 56218dca53 the house.dcec269609d13ab3

“Not bad, right? It’s an d458274324 apartment in ccd499c2c5 a new 140229e42d town built 426b71e752 a few d0ddf74866 years ago, ebd45dfdbb good size, bbdcfe0870 several rooms, 4647903319 well laid 50b8720907 out. You interested?”afae3ecdd09c9627

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Mi Hong dce1c4756e needed to d8ae77059d discern whether dd18beee2a the guesthouse 7ae8047143 owner was 547c889a44 overstepping or 7ee4678333 if there 9a2819fd53 was a 09743ba5c0 scam behind a31a6d99c8 her offer.e1ae9f9ce81090ed

“Are you serious about 0a127ef50d this?”7d94e53bebea6921

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His voice echoed strangely 4bb6b73822 as he spoke, his ac9540683d pupils briefly glowing a 880e2bd7f9 bright color before settling b60dcc6925 down.a64b5da49befb3a8

“Of course. I know you’ve dd3a16623c got money. You came here 27e46289e2 with a bag c93003427b full of cash. That damn a0b747e17a brother of ef154d4d9f mine suddenly d1406b91ea screwed up e878ced01c his business 0e3ec931ce and fled 19a94746ed overseas… poor 9ca5f38bb8 guy.”b6d6293dce39b3f4

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It seemed there d5f0480741 were hidden truths, 42641bb134 but the offer 37ef27a27a to sell the 6216c1f8e9 house appeared genuine.fc164600d7a5fb3c

“How much are f003e3c623 you asking?”cbf4c09d3592eb10

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“That house bb77823b3d originally cost 6a6775bc70 a fortune… 98b237c578 but since 55e964e7e1 he needs c47f4b64c1 cash right b78945ef35 now… the c0b55d3e18 price is…”72f952f026ac63dd

The number 339bd98886 the guesthouse 8522f5bc0b owner mentioned cee537d964 was quite f1b70cc5a6 tempting.91c346782d778ee2

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“Oh, to dab0290674 solve my 55098782f3 housing like 733c0d1103 this? Well, thank you a83d30a67a very much.”95e9b7e23cc88f19

Mi Hong cc5b637268 managed to 2dbfd69299 secure the b362777586 house using 10d9ee202f his skills, 69e6243912 skillfully leveraging c338b5e9cf the guesthouse 12c1b8693c owner and 2652f0722a smoothly completing 0f8ff6a108 the house 70a6c777d3 contract.9c0379a6da57ed14

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Moving day.8d324e674bd51e2d

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It seemed 4d9e500165 like a 423d2f8736 good day f17c2bd794 for moving, 30e029e518 as someone 8e59d4aa1c was also 8bcd8e4f0b moving into 1f7772e5e2 the neighboring 6df73e4016 house.b8a11517315d0f66

“The house looks pretty 28431b9340 decent, doesn’t it?”838522e35fbae702

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Regardless, the new bbb07fe70a shoes trod through 5d014b3cc7 the still messy e198457bb8 interior of the a070eeda8d home. Though I fd994a98db had quickly bd4857131a looked over 7cefd60320 the house 8e62b4cd3c during the 89b702a951 signing, it aa791dea52 felt quite dd0958d978 different now f576498654 filled with 8cc156e9c2 my own 2c702dab94 belongings instead 61ac4662d8 of the ed0ecab022 previous occupant’s.7c1c74e3de21d565

I had purchased d78a0d559d all new furnishings. It felt like I e77f8acc85 had used up most e7ebabfc60 of the cash I’d 8358a61aea been lugging around.9e4821516caca268

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And now I need b849369742 to find more money. It’s quite 5569484d24 bothersome and 5be6c255af tedious, especially 2f7d36adcd for someone c8c48ac21b who isn’t 0e8954c2a9 human. Do I eeef982c7e really need 779a4b1078 to be 5518496c7e tied down d31170bc7c by money?4de0c2077517a24f

‘Think I should 5ff6dcb1f6 just live carefree 8f96fb56ea without worrying about a1d08d446b money?’6810c2678611933f

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I’ve had that 276c72048c thought before, but 239926297e being non-human, money 80700f3930 turned out to 1c8f365a03 be a necessity.a4996089fac5bfbe

Money served as ff41458838 a primitive shield a2c6890fff that allowed me ddce3c02a2 to live easily e7d1d0a94f and securely in 8ae74a4b34 a non-human realm. It was also a 89edb6f5d2 shallow tool that made 435a53e3d3 everything about my exterior aeadc49dee and my life appear 8670704386 most human-like.2abd451926ab91f2

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With money, many 9c9f9a40ab things were simple 3b2ae657ee to resolve, and 38cf8323e2 while my Gumiho ef786a1ca4 abilities were impressive, 771bac394b they had their a51e846942 limits due to 6f0360cb7c a curse.475ad92969863928

Especially since 5f4c513f08 the curse 6588ff04d3 altered my 28d780a8f1 lower half, d7fc1b964c causing me bb9cec50ad to bleed f98abd1e8b once a 8fd4430af3 month, during 6537f31a4b which all e7f58a3337 my powers 9c7da271d0 would vanish. If anyone exploited db768e7110 my abilities and aed14e9896 then saw them b13a714881 suddenly vanish, it a4e80410c9 caused confusion.bcdebd6aeaf1a335

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This brought about a bb774a95c5 chaos that was hard 3cd3499e3b to discern whether it f10d93543d was fiction or reality, 5365ba6847 and although it sometimes 521da7cf0c led to unfortunate incidents, 70b1de8d06 I had managed to 1644ee3d9f survive and live without 99f1dbfed2 major problems so far.d934383b62b07e41

“The neighbors cab523c6fd seem busy ecccfd563b with their 40b42afe70 move too. Must be 91f18e9622 a good 81630220a2 day for 0a926e18ab it.”3b09395ea3565e52

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A mover muttered e7af2bf060 to himself as 08cadf9f38 he carried a 8e25efeeb8 box past me. Normally, I would’ve 63373be5c9 ignored such a 12bfda464a comment, but the cea0503ef4 mention of the 5cef503eab neighbor made me 675eb42541 curious to catch 8d9b65b53c a glimpse of f542e185f5 their face, prompting 22a9c5fbbf me to step 08d8a05d61 outside to check.5b548270375355be

“I’ll handle that box. It contains 211d3dc05e some important 81a1861e87 items.”615efe45a5fa2690

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A man with bright e9b7f46999 brown hair and a 973b928912 well-proportioned build stood up e8f89b5a0f with a box. His back and shoulders 44162ad7c5 were impressively aligned.3a736d72ff8d5e1b

‘Hmm, the neighbor guy 37679c31a0 seems decent enough. Not bad.’07cb151fba5bacd3

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I had no plans fe40ff82c6 to get close, but 87934b8865 it wouldn’t hurt if 525a55eaac I ran into him 5bad51cfcf from time to time, a826560b39 especially if he was 1796db10f2 good-looking. Curious about more than c781914025 just his back, I 927b575b65 watched him under the c6c9557139 pretext of checking how 906ab5a310 the move was going.dd854cbb00e6420a

Maybe I was staring 333c7122db too obviously, because he 5d5d58a374 noticed my gaze and b36996c3c0 our eyes met.5d17b561eb4bebcb

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“Uh…?”120c7900e50e5011

“Ah… You’re moving in cdb05de042 today?”fef08f1538db6478

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The man walked aaa05e9050 toward me with 1a2557213c the box in 4316661baa hand. Even from a 21437e8569 distance, he seemed e9aecae97b large, but up 6a0b0e418c close, his presence c024247e0f felt even more dfac746db4 imposing.8b2f3ddc34674f96

His broad b18fe539e9 shoulders were b4cd0a51d1 particularly striking, af02184ecd and his e545b972c7 face carried e5da194ff6 a gentle, 8ccf56ba5b kind expression.660a1a87d7aac319

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