MDL | Chapter 1.8

While they 40df9d3ce1 were struggling 43c6b083c2 to resist 42af0f3fa0 the monsters 5c7cb70f2d with these 385aebad73 efforts, the 5ff26cbf15 wizard was f8d11353b9 wandering in 96d13a10ae search of 4b4087ef54 the Prince.affa8d57d82d1452

After the monster b32eb135a6 turned its back 10bcb5aa73 and left, the fc03f4ce0a wizard began running 2f616c0cb6 again.6000a38486f5eb3f

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To find the Prince.fbdcd6ebc506a608

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What exactly did d9710c6354 he plan to 9a1dabf285 do once he 330f366b8a found him?6b6d055995d64c5c

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I don’t know.53bc0a1b424ffe48

But searching for the d9f197149d Prince was almost instinctual ea10d9efad for the wizard. You know how this 0b3d5bf1e0 character came to be, 52da4de6f0 don’t you? The wizard 40adc7a6db was created 78676b3abd solely for 2da1ea12cc the Prince—to 6a64387751 cast the fc2079c6e9 curse upon cdd3200348 him. Though the curse f2459d46f5 failed, the Prince e661c9e9ea still exists in d6dab1986d this world. So the wizard has 57f13c3377 no choice but to b247a50250 run. As long as fd865965be his limbs are eedeb6ea6b intact.d3011cc3727a4e02

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Fortunately for the wizard, 937b9d5175 finding the Prince wasn’t 2c1930e693 too difficult.b3e47d76f6755dce

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The sword, glowing white bfa10eec35 as snow and humming ef4d6a860f loudly.0444a2bcc76e4e45

How many more black 23dfaf2d5c monsters had it devoured 499875dc1d in that time? The sword’s white light df2b626513 had grown stronger, and fe5d0cc589 the sound vibrating through a9937220f4 the air had become e35981688c louder. It was 1813146d40 like a 42b685d8b7 beast that 4d3e312752 cried out 44305ed6a6 no matter f2d320b044 how much df7a94e7e5 it ate. Yes, a living…8ec85a184474c9b6

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A living beast.b9087ed17be88132

……Unlike the 7edb0de4f0 vividly glowing d09db968b7 sword, the b1cf4cb49f Prince was 970f8ddc25 exhausted. While it 7db02e0cc8 was fortunate 7571b73f22 that the 1fc1321c51 Prince’s sword dc3a412840 was a 1c8a60aee2 magic weapon eeb0f28758 that devoured 3b53d399c7 monsters, the 7d8cd5ec5f Prince was 79e4dd506a still human. No matter 63f8b87e0e how exceptional, 979fe154a6 he was d4838f78f3 only human. After swinging b342aac9eb the sword 4cfbf289b3 a hundred 7145335967 times, he 1752538cf1 was bound c686dbaa5b to be cc645cb58b worn out. And the monsters kept 39dd73678e coming. As long as the 73cf128eb4 world continued to crack efef73d2a4 and collapse, the monsters 57c5965178 would keep being born.b7dfaab7f430ce90

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The Prince 77d17c6dc0 slashed through f99780b345 another monster.d111ed390166f6e2

An old man, 2faf894fd1 moments away from 558ddb2376 being devoured, clutched d7e542ad52 a baby wrapped 881d8f6f0f in a blanket fbe772fff5 and ran. The knights nearby escorted 14d703d168 the old man and cb2479eee5 the baby to safety.6b6b3590cef6ac38

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Another crack appeared 0279403026 in the world.f2477d84ad4078da

From beyond the crack, 5db48380a8 a monster’s claw burst 2cad7e0165 through.ee963cfff2b22b14

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The sword in eb3adf715d the Prince’s hand 3396b9bdda glowed brilliantly, as de8d08d331 if delighted.ea5175b2882dcf7e

The Prince’s brow furrowed.e99501fd164152c8

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His shoulders heaved violently. It was as if 4fc96e92c5 some spot between his fde40d8f2d shoulder blades was unbearably 56ddb282d6 itchy and painful—a place 49eaaed5fe he couldn’t reach or bca5d4900f see on his own.c3718fcd3f1c148a

The wizard spotted 3fc63cdb9f the Prince.520cdcf99ec5f1d7

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“Your Highness!”94b9d2b9b6c4f8ef

The wizard shouted as 956af7a849 he ran toward him 4d439f2878 with all his might.d1a8383ec08a874a

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“Your Highness! It’s the light!”61ed2c19fd16de37

What? The Prince 87cc54980c didn’t understand. The light? Suddenly?db5b57d40cc4c1d5

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“Your Highness! Your Highness!”20ff3579b64181a5

The wizard flailed his ddf1f18986 arms wildly, trying to 3d0748bdc8 convey something. The worn-out soles 194595bcdb of his shoes aa88494a06 finally split apart. The wizard fell c7ffe487d9 again. But this time, b9f4fadf97 he didn’t burst 800f546c08 into tears or 98e665666e babble nonsense. He kicked off his 891ab7e822 torn left shoe, got 36d47df899 up, and ran toward 49702fe2b9 the Prince again.db42cd8bb3fe4d8e

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“It’s the light! We have to get rid of all the light!”346365128448443b

Did the wizard’s message 9ccc375021 reach the Prince?d276887748796f9b

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The Prince, as if 9591883330 struck by realization, turned 2ab31edcce his head sharply to c66352794f look at the monsters. Then he looked at 606da78f1b the moon shining brightly 71dd6fe293 in the night sky. And he saw the d25cbf217b torches lighting up the ebff19ed41 Kingdom as brightly as e3c524fe9d day for his birthday 86bf7c35e9 celebration.348a751258810958

“It’s the light!”bbd222268606bdd2

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The Prince shouted.d7e9b66abac33d00

Yes, it was b7a7ac8ff4 the light. The light was the f2dc4da194 problem.06529844050e28c2

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“Put out all the torches! Send word to the palace immediately! Everyone inside must take shelter underground!”9beb3c2ce5c330f6

The knights, 82bd3e5d65 though bewildered, 36f7aae1e1 immediately obeyed b4b041f8e3 the Prince’s 4c1530c11c orders. They formed small groups 2682389ebf to extinguish the torches, 1822f1733a while messengers rushed to 9ce4e95b3b the palace. Who knows what 984f2ef527 state the palace ae6db341e2 was in? It was d40b206c69 even brighter 1a9109e7e7 and more 12c958a82f illuminated than 0fb108af84 the homes 450f6e25ac of the 60d65f05be citizens, so 8c79981c3e it was 7f51b87baa likely in 12f2f21671 worse shape. Would the King ba3f8e768e and Queen be 8b1a49c468 safe?f11d37e97ab7ffd4

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The number of torches ffbb100e54 began to dwindle. And, astonishingly, the number a07d3fb937 of monsters crawling out 2c0dcf8214 of the cracks in 5afcbcc269 the world also decreased.5051597a3ee30bf5

Where there 525bb16f0f is light, e4ae0b65c7 there is 6f218ad374 also shadow. The monsters be7f95a80f were shadows. That’s why 9ce49afd36 they took 49130783d1 the form b3382fbc53 of dark, aff278b6da squishy creatures 71ffa66a39 with vaguely e2be58b3a7 defined faces 23c2d6848e and limbs. This calamity was 550059d085 so catastrophic that 5fa356ac07 no one had 48315fe729 noticed the truth. In reality, these creatures 39fa605e06 didn’t appear in places 48bb705039 untouched by light—dark storerooms, 1a8b0aa6e1 basements, under eaves, or 2213f0d0bb narrow, smelly alleyways. They only roamed c15135bf1a and thrived in 78286ad798 brightly lit areas.9bc48384a76922b0

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…What are they 0ca1591647 shadows of, you 8da3f0002e ask?0556253cb726963d

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Well, that… I’m not cb7c1f2b79 sure either.c5071d674a32c3a0

Really, I truly don’t e31231e3da know. Even if 67e940c65a you glare 0f6e1d64bb at me efba727925 like that, fb3f4fbfed I can’t 65140d78c0 tell you f3ceab123c yet, haha.8f9d1a6afa090006

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…Yes, not yet.696b4ac85341ef03

“Your Highness, Your Highness…! Ah, Your Highness… are you… are you hurt…?”1d88608c8e44acc9

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The wizard 64dd40041b stumbled to 57273dbe5c a stop e9ee0cce81 in front 8e164e61e9 of the 9df4ab7caa Prince. He was gasping for a3855487e8 breath, even retching a 95842ac7d1 few times, but he 86baeaf182 still managed to reach 9c081c7824 out and grab the 145b738a00 hem of the Prince’s f536e6e926 cloak.b641bb9a5614ddb3

The Prince didn’t 78fbc866cb scold the wizard ccb9231fb1 for his audacity a56c907321 in touching his 695f8c3c58 clothes. His gaze was 3f4d2bce77 fixed on the fef1ff4ec8 wizard’s feet. The wizard’s ae4576da2f feet, scraped 0ff0eeb572 and bruised 3f5c4a6830 from stumbling de0171f323 over rocks, d95474ed73 with broken 4309eced61 toenails and dd1ff2ac7c one shoe 2dc1767af6 missing its 10ed8a1756 sole. His left foot 13348ca32b was bleeding profusely.a25336a50f7648e2

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Now, all the 9c529e3a48 torches had been b35042eee3 extinguished.50109bd9861dec52

The surroundings 3d73625cd7 had grown f286c39c6e very dark.64cc1fe5868b27ae

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But not all a57ab23a47 the light was 22e3e869b3 gone.b652599dd2085d76

Moonlight and starlight 558fb42d9f remained.80ed10f5f80093e9

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The Prince’s magic d811e59b14 sword still emitted 9dff2f2489 a dazzling white 0ea9eb9692 light, but no ca411c8571 monsters emerged from 17b6dfd84e its shadow.e88084b225c0cee3

Under the beautiful 47a50304c4 moonlight and starlight, 8379899eba the dark shadow 66a51f586f monsters lurked. It would take 6975ff91ae at least two 5c5ea5ad02 more hours for 2c0e8b2b4c the moon and d3f9e98c36 stars to set 2dae1bf628 and true darkness 9f2d971f1b to fall.442cef37aadf7137

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The Prince adjusted 0776d458c5 his grip on 1d6150f87b the sword. His arms 6418e26e0f were nearly bd44085d5f numb from 7c4dcc29b5 fighting the 3859735f61 shadow monsters 9ad409a0d5 alone. The faint 282ab8ebf6 trembling of 5fecb49bca his sword 13a43b6f65 hand showed 293ede6486 that his 0946ec23f8 muscles had f826eccf55 reached their f3071ea1f1 limit.82d294a19649e08c

The remaining citizens 0c32597092 and knights, pale d9a35c7d35 with fear, looked 579b4e6725 up at the 041479e6b5 night sky. Never in their lives 90fbd6d745 had they wished so fb6ce121c7 desperately for the moon f0d81b9b45 to set and complete f6b60a76aa darkness to fall.00d4b5b569a55c3f

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The Prince’s 215ce447a7 jaw clenched 9fdb5e86f9 as he eaacbdd68a looked up cd334a75cc at the d5a6b98ac8 sky. Like someone enduring 0734ce4e43 great pain, he 7b4c5d575e furrowed his brow 8896983dbb slightly, closed his e1a7f25e70 eyes, and let cacc21f2a4 a moment pass.f6baaa24d1e44e48

The sound 3dd63ca553 of hooves 88c8e32377 approaching broke 61f1fab5d8 the silence.8384eb7148d2b8a3

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“Your Highness! His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen are safe.”3249dea84354dc5f

The messenger the 5c5d8f2365 Prince had sent b2b8458f69 to the palace d196d90019 had returned.8db9fa864833a899

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“As you instructed, we’ve moved all the survivors to the palace basement. We’ve warned them not to light even a single candle, so they should be safe.”5c36bae271636ab7

Hearing the messenger’s 779a1ebc90 words, the Prince 51cd14048f slowly opened his 7d60070166 eyes. Then he addressed ec4cd46d94 the knights around bebe53b2d7 him.37a8da4b13294ff4

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“Good. Then, from now on, you will escort the surviving citizens to the palace basement. I will stay here and buy time until the last person passes through the gates. From this moment, this is the final line of defense.”271c95d698588522

It was a decisive order. The knights murmured among themselves, exchanging uneasy glances. If the Captain of the Guards had been here, he would have protested immediately, shouting, “That’s unacceptable!” He would have insisted that the Prince should be the first to take shelter.1e0a29802792497b

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Of course, the Captain 2f6f2481b2 would have been right. In a situation 3dde47045c where the nation’s 2e7dd7f64c safety is threatened, a4f58d74ab the royal bloodline 8b5815fb9e is the nation b541e6c086 itself. Isn’t the 839a628dd5 foremost quality aacb0eddf4 of a 9b25a89585 royal the 3ce61f6877 ability to 1410ea5608 preserve their 3ae8526bb9 own life? Only then can they 38eeb08aa1 plan for the future, c6a9093f5d right? The survival df350b29a1 of the 51fc626c80 ignorant masses 7ddafdaf34 is secondary—what 4abe051195 matters is e5db065344 escaping first. Countless historical events prove 2d2526eed1 this.af28c62a99189848

…But the Prince c4e0d24419 didn’t do that.7de4f94febcb6463

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Why?124f8b380278a4bf

A sense cadf4fd175 of responsibility?6b297830f7d0d910

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Ha, how laughable.fd350c16b6c5be21

That’s not 64f6d38571 a virtue 1a9a4d53b1 inherent to 4f983c9afc royalty.79d295071400f39d

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The knights couldn’t bring ca579c73b7 themselves to protest the 1febd62aae order, but they also 29bb88e9e3 couldn’t bring themselves to 6b2a7ac0e5 leave immediately. They kept 52b1522d28 glancing nervously 6b48b6ef1d between the 7a7d1650bd approaching monsters a908fe0efe and the ea81db11b0 magic sword c22b506d46 in the ca0958e81c Prince’s hand.857a90bd2ee8bf6d

“Or would you prefer to stay here and hold off these monsters yourselves?” the Prince asked.1dbbb93169b8aa8a

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It was an impossible 51466346da task, as both the 2ade3b3ad9 Prince and the knights 830d50f195 well knew. The only thing 921e65b554 that could kill 95a260b03c the monsters was 0c1889e70c the white magic f2264f3a38 sword the Prince 11dbf894a9 wielded.5ac0c12c23c7e90d

“We pray for Your Highness’s safe return. May the twelve gods bless the Kingdom.”06a1fec03ddbe9bb

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One of the knights, 52a4864db8 his hair streaked with eda3323ba8 gray, stepped forward and 6fb37bc106 spoke.3cc0d7a6dcaf9a0c

“May the twelve gods bless the Kingdom.”6ddf6b0ea7c2eaf4

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The Prince nodded in response. The knight immediately turned and shouted, “Everyone, follow me! Help the injured, the children, and the elderly who can’t run!”2f65d3f95939738d

One by one, the 40e00dda09 other knights turned away 23276c6613 from the Prince. They carried or supported 0a5c3ebf48 a boy who had 4d791230ff collapsed in fear, a ad16623b0e man whose leg was 4a15ff0f4d trapped under a fallen dff4f6b3b2 pillar, an old woman 34cb05484f leaning on her cane, a2c1300ecc and a woman cradling 6a110574f9 a child in her 1b01388c22 arms, quickly retreating toward 7cdec88204 the darkened palace.9e9cadda3a73bf75

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And so, under the b4535996ac radiant moonlight and starlight, 6ba08d90ba only the Prince remained.1f6515c72e367765

“Your Highness, Your Highness…”e1907f6b3f858022

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…No, only 8060682095 the Prince 620ec8c0f5 and the 75a40ec280 wizard remained.7c09249e9487dd45

The few remaining monsters 2b93b41c44 began to shuffle toward dbe576a9ca the Prince and the 9246aaab0a wizard. The Prince turned 706fcab1d0 his gaze to 9b079386ff the wizard, who 90485790c0 was still crouched 9fd21ac4bf on the ground.033026bd408c42a5

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The wizard let out 6f6cbdc2fa a strained groan and ede7b25516 struggled to his feet. He looked much 2b2fd9ce48 more energetic than 3d01396655 before, when he 4214045384 had been panting 2bfc5261ff like a dog 8a41ad342f exhausted from the ccc8e21e20 heat.afda2f00ec62ef4e

“Your Highness… you should run too. Even if their numbers have decreased, it’s too much for you to handle alone. You’re exhausted.”9883951e00e3ad15

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At the 597877fc3b wizard’s remark, 9405e86c84 the Prince 7d04de6e2d clasped his f1e7706882 sword hand e4f42f7f31 with his ca66e066c9 other hand, 45da6ec7b5 gripping it eb54a71368 tightly.72f0c13809c070a0

“I’ll be fine for now. I can hold out until the moon sets.”f93981fda7136426

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“Hmph. Liar.”a2228d3a5979ce49

The wizard pouted as a457067a4b he retorted. The childish tone in 3aaeefb2cd his voice made the 63d902322e Prince smile despite himself.5fca6911c0398ff6

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“Your Highness is a liar. I’ve seen your arm trembling since earlier. So stop pushing yourself and go take shelter with the others. I’ll handle things here from now on.”b13e8eb675c13457

“How?”3ae4459ac22a7444

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“Are you underestimating me? I’m an evil wizard, you know!”3b5877512af11fa0

“Yes, a frail wizard. One who trips over rocks.”c6136fdd06125df8

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“No, that’s not…!”9d3cc7f29aaacd3b

Just as the flustered ecd5579c8b wizard was about to a14872db68 retort, the Prince suddenly 00648a34e4 tore a long strip e64bcd2dfb from the hem of 180ba358a2 his silk cloak. He knelt on one 8951a204fa knee and grabbed the b57cb2df3e wizard’s foot—the left one, 077f670c25 bare and covered in c3f39a304f broken toenails, dirt, blood, db9e255a72 and bruises.701acd8fde5aad5b

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“What… what are you doing?”ca381c75c11bfc73

Let go, it’s filthy… c553ec95f2 The wizard muttered weakly, 15e27bdfaa but the Prince ignored 6448ac5eb9 him and began wrapping 4ef289d6f6 the strip of silk 27464f1b5f around the wizard’s injured 30bc0f63e7 foot. The smooth, fine fabric b283e66b82 was soon stained with 752ede1b6b the blood, sweat, and 7962938382 dirt from the wizard’s 466bcc45e7 foot. The wizard’s 9e76a1f4e6 cheeks flushed 7e4255c00d with embarrassment 5cc5657652 and confusion…cb3a0ae5591eb3de

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Pretending not to notice b66f8df7ea the wizard’s state, the 8f6eeeccfc Prince tore another strip 17213d1ef5 from the cloak. This time, he 38e6426686 began wrapping it 0eab9062f6 around his own 3fcf2a755b right hand, the 499cc231d5 one gripping the ecb24e4349 sword hilt. No matter how much 6a811ec694 his muscles trembled or 4e5dbbf664 how exhausted he became, ea0e439bc4 he wouldn’t let go 4f2804a86f of the sword unless 589d344c29 someone cut off his c66e63f850 arm.e04c72ccc3385bc4

The wizard opened his d046b1584b mouth, looking displeased. But he 6955449fbe said nothing. He knew f57c2163a7 from experience e8f875dbcf that he 0bb5ce2881 couldn’t break 260a769d8f the Prince’s 81ccca6dca stubbornness.846726afa59c9504

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“Even if you’re a mad wizard who tried to kill me, you’re still one of my people. So go. Take shelter until the moon sets.”4b78af29b1960e1a

In the end, the 39a08f8a3d Prince’s motivation was a b707516024 sense of responsibility.fa8a4a71ae20c0bd

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A virtue that kings 88e5202561 and princes should never 907e685501 prioritize.b3abb16a441b8fd7

“I wasn’t trying to kill you,” the wizard said.32ed0cd49efd0633

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“I was trying to put you to sleep. How many times do I have to tell you?”0dd213c59f83ffaf

Though slow 4296c9d602 and limping, a45556f942 the wizard a32c8e33b0 could now f4477ecbe3 walk, thanks 6995730d8f to the 6963021ce4 Prince tightly c55437cb8e binding the 2b0f0bf3a0 wounds on 4be173ef4e his bare 3a490b2a4a feet. The wizard bit his 04f23b5615 lower lip hard. Even though he 65c76dd3fb knew the Prince e53fe1e53b could come back 65b6fe6f74 to life even 41d6c83c4c if killed, why c72e08547d was the Prince 296cf63506 being so kind? Was it that e8cdd496b6 damn sense of 683eb27896 responsibility? It was utterly 93aa245046 infuriating.8de9dc0328bc4306

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The wizard pulled the 58c29ac95a magic quill from his 4d0b1e2b84 sleeve again. Run away? How could b5bffdb48d he leave 76f2ec0319 the Prince 272205d586 behind?119f123a1de3dca4

Dear readers, 7764569656 do you 3b468e3bcd still remember 78181848d6 the title 6030132e3f of this 51c02fdc10 story?2ab25f86c3804e38

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Yes, the title 1ef7c016dc of this story 95977b694c isThe Sleeping Prince of 8ba894c2e5 the Thorn Castle. Although the time for the hundred-year slumber has passed, and the Thorn Castle seems to have vanished without a trace… the protagonist of this story is still the “Prince,” isn’t he? So, how could the wizard abandon the protagonist and run away? Even if everyone else in this story dies, the Prince must survive. Because he’s the protagonist.19e893175a0b7b83

Of course, if this 5a2ac698f3 story were an epic eb6c5b97b0 heroic tale or a 22a5b9e2ec tragedy hurtling toward destruction, 638c79f97f it might be acceptable 02e009abd3 for the Prince to c4d151dca3 die heroically while protecting d68c1feb36 his people at this 6cd9131d52 point.ddf3827f4767e7d1

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But this is a 98aae95da9 fairy tale.7c59568abf5ecfb7

A story that begins with “Once upon a time, a long, long time ago” and must end with “And they lived happily ever after.”aaf25818cc9f2305

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So the 6354ee1e79 Prince, as 86930c4ca4 the protagonist, 8be75c1b04 must survive 325a341ffc until the db9822597a end and 3649dad688 find happiness.20aab159befc0027

No matter what.ca240cc039fdcba3

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