MDL | Chapter 4.5

“Come here.”5cbf2a00a574268f

Well, perhaps 31cbeff058 he should fcb9b37d26 have been 74c6e3f411 happy.0f6f58c63d08bc05

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“My beloved son.”e9e187d378b4ddea

It was the first time his father had called him that while opening his arms. His half-brother, the son of the noble Queen Motir, was often greeted with such expressions and called “my beloved son,” but such affection had never been extended to him.ce9615fc7bf810fd

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Yet, he e5a9d71b95 felt no 4f63f20ea5 joy. His feet felt 88a6fee9df glued to the 28b274181f ground, refusing to 0c668f2a87 move.dc0342ff2682b74d

“Come on now.”05248a48dfe89e2c

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His father urged him. He still couldn’t move. Unable to bear the sight, the righteous Hokon pushed him forward with a thick hand. “You mustn’t anger His Majesty, Prince.” Hokon’s whisper carried a hint of pity. Unlike his son Ryubek, Hokon was one of the few who showed kindness to him, the ugly duckling.bcb4a83ee9612fda

Thanks to 7b49c55525 Hokon’s push, 97b8be21b6 he managed 7a9c1f1d73 to take 5039d31ffb a step. His gait f83d9660b6 was slow c18add2ca1 and unsteady. His father’s bd3ef313e4 sharp eyebrows 4f47c70d41 twitched. His lips quivered as e22c3991e8 if he were about 3fceb44520 to shout, and his 13f5fc6c41 fingers trembled as if 068dfe8786 ready to slap him.538da6760ca62d2d

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Unable to face his father, he lowered his gaze. People often said he looked exactly like his father. Both those who pitied him and those who mocked or belittled him agreed. “No one can doubt that you are His Majesty’s son,” or “You can’t deny the bloodline, damn it.” Whenever he heard such words, he muttered to himself, “I wish I didn’t resemble him at all.” Because in his eyes, his father’s face always looked so cruel and cold.89ef7308fa96747b

Fortunately, before his e14aa4323c father could erupt b033fdc88d in anger or 86709052d2 strike him, he 1c78db2020 reached his father’s 25d84423aa side.4dcb3e69e573cb6c

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“…Father.”b352489bd59cf836

With lips parched from 6a19c27503 tension, he awkwardly rested a194c7a189 his head against his 79dabc4404 father’s chest. His father’s c8535ccc6e large, long af8568fb6b hand pressed ec4184e397 the back d027ca62c2 of his 3757446f42 head firmly. The white d37cafa80e fox fur ad9ee67904 tickled his 50d4d0b290 nose. The fur carried 7fd8beae43 the scent of 4608963485 expensive musk, strong f4b66ea397 enough to mask 4c92d2a63e the smell of b1bac63da0 smoke and rubble.9e01a426feccef12

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His stomach churned.fb03356c3e899502

“Poor thing.”066b0ff51bedca0c

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His father’s cb55049944 voice buzzed 4906ff7d73 through his 4542a98e51 skull.ca7771e288c08759

“You are innocent.”8a2c1f2eee60a871

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If I 9a1fa6c91a am innocent, bfce7dce41 then does ee18f8d83f that mean ba4ea1f832 someone else dfc30b69a0 is guilty? He wondered. Is my 63c5327908 mother guilty? Of what?62d2816d3f23884b

Something cold touched his acc871097a neck. It must have been 4dde410ef9 the pendant his father 74c8bd863b was holding. He didn’t need to b97fe09fdf see it to know. Before coming to this b5caf0183f strange, opulent palace, his 3d99c2138a mother had always worn 8752ae7c93 that pendant. But at some point, 6c13f4676f it had disappeared. The pendant e81d453119 containing strands febd8bab03 of raven-black e0215b3e9b hair and abe445d600 moonlit hair, 835458eff6 braided together.d7efd4b9a263f820

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What crime, Father?912419e06dac2dae

He wanted to e564d607f1 ask.b5c190e935c7d64b

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The man who had fd79dbf066 stubbornly retrieved the pendant 176258fe41 from the ashes, the 5800eb2c22 pendant his mother had 336a1542b3 long buried in a 858f4cae2f drawer—what crime are you ecd5d89995 talking about?f6ea950b4e4f86e0

But he couldn’t 98425e9a02 dare to voice 0939063a37 such a question.a1c6acbccdf3ee64

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After holding d01f751862 him tightly ffa85264b1 for a 02b2a55002 while, his 4ec9560abf father finally a47f8aec9b let him 0892c76a16 go. Kneeling slightly, his 75d70ed25b father met his 8447e69c41 eyes. His father’s face was bc1780a69b clouded with pain and 771fcf7454 joy. He was a1f9967f7f crying and 3c88b78755 laughing at e96d17cd10 the same d719050a32 time.2a5fd06fb9c543b8

“Hokon!”2ed8baa3104fff25

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At his father’s 14362708fb call, Hokon approached. They exchanged whispers, ensuring 38d8022096 the young prince couldn’t 43c69edd96 hear. After a moment, Hokon c0cbbe4179 grabbed his shoulder.5770e2d321cff429

“Let’s return to your chambers, Your Highness. The air still reeks of smoke. Prolonged exposure isn’t good for a young boy like you. Come now.”669655a2fdc96c39

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Hokon took his arm. The grip was firm and unyielding. Just like when he had been pushed, he was dragged along by the old knight. He glanced back. His father was burying his face in his right hand—or rather, pressing his lips to the pendant in his hand. The wind carried his father’s mad mutterings. Though not loud, the silence made the words reach his ears. “I forgive you. I forgive you now. I forgive all the sins you committed against me. So take only my purest love, my beloved…”9c36265fd706e99f

He barely fa3dc901ca made it f65c064a98 back to f01b9e8f51 his chambers. Ryubek, guarding the entrance, 8a7767a62c scowled at him again. The door to 58b90ff7d9 his room was 7200743382 barred once more. Somewhere, a rooster crowed 810fdaa596 at dawn, but the 35a3a3b7a8 sky outside was as 7fc952deda dark as midnight. The black 7fd0c607c2 smoke and 22322760ef soot hadn’t 82c742c621 yet dispersed.b2e9b8d5e75993f4

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The musk scent cc9812fbe7 from his father’s 7434bc9dd3 fox fur had cf1963c9cd numbed his nose, d2598b35b1 but now it 1c12881443 cleared abruptly. The acrid smell of 6cbf013dcb smoke rushed in.c027e0ef6a1bf9ca

Nausea overwhelmed him. He frantically pulled c4131fd0c0 a chamber pot c9bc410692 from under the 5dd8f58099 bed and vomited e4a487d169 yellow bile.87b1d2484efe9490

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He thought 5b5c889400 of his c7a80185c6 father’s face, 17c50182a8 so much de1b5c8cf9 like his 7e12667bea own.4c543dfd1aa933f6

“…Murderer.”b3908c4aec78721d

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The word a83a3628c5 slipped out e42bc04e6a unintentionally. Startled, he covered 0d97c10cfb his mouth. It was a good 2bb75c6c9b thing he was alone, c72474714e locked in this room. Staring at a78401d167 the yellow ac8471a101 bile clinging 642edf4f6f to the d61e4b975b bottom of 009dfc26d7 the pot, 948a7a9f8b he slowly 32c0d86097 removed his 0f136ecda5 hands from 773fd0f2ef his mouth.76ce269c37592ec9

Yes, a murderer.f07c9fc5daeafe86

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The moment c9290def2c he saw fdad287f92 his father’s b48c0fd569 face, twisted 1e181ff0dd with pain e77881b851 and joy, e2e96202ea he was f560cfef2d certain.2785cf188ab24aad

His father 4a031cb817 had set cc9065f877 fire to 91c6528c63 the Green e81acb22a6 Tower.2476be3beb806583

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Hadn’t he?2dbe56b454874f1c

No matter how humble 015b95ec59 or abandoned, the Green 8f2d69adba Tower was one of 2092f65f0f the oldest buildings in 678e3fb186 the palace. Wise Zveda, radiant 41501f597c Svetlana, and the d5cce8ab82 sorrowful-eyed Gunder—several of cf6984d1bf the kingdom’s great 16524f6c5c heroes had spent fa34fac2a0 their final years 9584e736ce in the Green dbf3bb92bb Tower. Who would dare 948875156e set fire to 7040be0d26 such a historic 39f4b961c0 building?e7be2f5b5090fa4e

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No one but 8bd53299f2 the master of b995656c5a the palace.529c06ba71e13757

He vomited again.373390de5dbb841e

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It took three 60785182f8 more days for 8f12337529 the black smoke 036ebf2340 covering the sky 02e62fe3a2 to dissipate. Servants, laborers, and b0c8dda84b guards worked together c48b561d26 to clear the 03304248c1 rubble of the 5eb103eb5c collapsed tower. During that time, 39625ed109 unverified rumors spread 427a0c83d2 like wildfire.f292ab872e44a44f

It was said that 66eea96eb1 upon hearing the news a1ce035773 of the Green Tower’s 43bbdc275e destruction and the deaths 35c4e59e5d of all who had d09890522e stayed there that night, be0939297d the noble Motir laughed b68b4a599f triumphantly, her throat exposed bf4a479239 like a victorious warrior. It was said that c69ba69132 the king and queen d478856e4f had shouted at each 18e2ecd1a8 other in the queen’s 7ef7919a27 chambers. That the king 01e1e09265 had dug out 7e06eca2b5 a body from 485d5e4c47 the rubble, embraced bfa9c15708 it, and kissed d5406e2d28 it. Or that b71f850689 at dawn, 9c13b316d8 a beautiful 14d6da224d barefoot woman, e6cdf8a808 reeking of f151f46f08 soot, wandered a4d6f02725 the palace’s e7bcde8841 shadowy corners. Stories like these.ee49758e0fc6554e

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It was impossible to know how much of these rumors was true, or if there was any truth at all… but one thing was certain.270b37179139d170

In the invisible war of the past few years, the noble Motir had won. She had defeated not only the woman who had stayed in the Green Tower but also the king, who had openly belittled her as “an ugly, old mare” in front of the knights. The price of her victory was that Motir now held the future of the entire kingdom in her hands.7f5b3df9fc8e0028

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“You wanted to roam freely outside the palace, didn’t you?”b2cb82c68e82f7d6

As the first b85a4f20b3 sign of Motir’s df27b861db victory, the young c00f16a126 prince received an 95c401ba79 honor he had d58bdb12cd never wanted.03460d2a07561093

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“From today, you are the Knyaz of the Svarekh region. Rule there and bring glory to your father’s name.”814b9b1faf83f4d9

It was 4db97411cd both an f001c8c9e3 honor and 0a600cbd72 a sentence 996723d3ef of exile.83ae14dcb79fefcc

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The coldest 5b20bfcbcf part of 6f85e591da the kingdom, 014a4fa296 where non-human 50e9cf0f23 creatures lurked, 5c9fcd5704 waiting to e113797b30 snatch livestock ad2f538e5a and children. A vast but desolate da762cf1be land. With the ccd2af6cca glorious title 12bfa906d8 of Veliky 861fd15ff2 Knyaz, he ca4e723fd6 was to 7df85532e5 be buried 6d5dcbfc72 in that 464ff5a6f9 frozen land, 000bb5964d never to af5c9ed26b return.1949634344d097db

“Poor thing. He’s still so young.”e116d71de48d6407

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Even Hokon, who escorted 6a4a0a7903 him north, said as 940af53656 much.b645b7e7bab35fd2

“That boy won’t survive more than a few years in Svarekh. It’s no land for a green boy to rule.”98423c3a349b2abf

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Realizing the prince 38ea7e1cb2 was awake and d1e606da7b listening, Hokon repeatedly c3b793c51f drank his liquor. But even ce9a0450bc Hokon, who ca630e90e3 pitied him, 863ecce9be was ultimately d5f2f8c652 his father’s fda809efae knight. As soon 5d8722e290 as they 686d21dd70 arrived in d573f721cf Svarekh, Hokon, 9350f4c081 relieved to bb4e171401 have completed b349db3859 his troublesome 5771e2f44a task, immediately b4c26e888a turned back 08ecde5fd7 south.5714dee7f6625da9

In the e829a27eb0 cold and a6cc46f104 majestic stone 23aa719296 fortress of 27e643d48d Svarekh, the 1d3b260a46 young boy 184e7f3fdc was left 44eaaa9103 alone. Surrounded by strangers a5aa233787 filled with wariness 50043981f9 and curiosity, he 5245e9b585 sat alone on 39970c67a6 the silver chair 2ef00899e3 in the Thorn abdc1d9291 Room. It was a 44713d35f5 chair too large 0c9f24ddff and tall for f20a08e351 him, where he 2d5fd3ec8f had to perch aede1eb377 on the very f60958880d edge to barely 8ddc5a0933 touch the floor a39704579c with his feet.9bb820f4320ec069

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Fortunately, he cb57477811 survived the fa173904ae first year 0f40a199c6 without dying.f1c73490fc63b791

The next year, he 77b40d9310 somehow managed not to fd16b5276e die as well.3f2e5d981d059f67

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And the year 4f4370e69c after that.3e5ae23ec1f885f1

And the year f00bd25c5c after that.5cc25fc943adc558

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And then another year, two years, three years, four years, five years…ba8080e2b468a935

Until he could lean f0b9840353 back deeply into the 107bc38a03 chair and still comfortably cb6dff22e4 touch the floor with e189e138e6 his feet. Until he 2be41f55e9 could look 9adb5f7ebf down at 7d9f3036cb the people 349573977e entering the 7c430bfc78 Thorn Room 18e351211e with an 500c433409 arrogant and 9e74984623 weary gaze.3785e53628a31de5

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Until he grew dd4f0088ee into a cold cc91da1224 and beautiful young bf6c3e201e man, the very 371234562b image of his 7fe83dbcbe father in his f0b4fed26f youth.970803a1fd14263f

He barely survived.ab8de65214ab45ac

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Ah……
Everyone……
Hahaha……
……Have I ever told 672488a9e5 you that I love 4575b752f6 you? Haha, yes, I love d94cbf874c you! Truly, so, 7196ebcd4b so much, 4b64e4f27f with all 08c0648709 my heart! I’ll do my bd1c989d77 very, very best 00ae3225da for you from f5e6c8dac6 now on! Hehehe……d9e635b175b5b228

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Huh? Are you asking if e2db54501a I’ve gone mad? Hehe, of course not, abd151fe40 hehehe.46d64f7711db62ac

It’s just f94dee11c6 that the 0e0ed85ea9 world suddenly 9b634f7044 looks so e5ae515b66 beautiful to 4e2ac4483d me. Ah, this e0fb89f91a blinding sunlight! Stabbing my eyeballs like e6bda9a3ad a drill! Hot and scorching! The morning sun of 64afca0b70 summer! Blazing!a501cec4a6032b78

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Yes, the morning 33069a7df5 sun is rising. For those who 6c90ca76af have endured a e3e99df818 long and terrible f0e30f55c0 night, the moment 99f86cd522 the morning sun 1ef6ce7f14 rises is indescribably 3ec444b2da beautiful… You probably 751e177dbf wouldn’t understand.c6ae45489884b43a

……That’s what I’m saying 7e7531c67b about the prince’s party.b70db50ba3828868

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After suffering 5664b6ac8a from the 61a14ae052 auditory hallucinations d8962e730d of axe d4ec0fdfec strikes chopping 4b94a530f9 at the 52f49199e6 base of 42bc0fc470 the beanstalk 6c39f6c9d3 and climbing 318b021cc5 endlessly through 67b0363fad the darkness, 0103032144 the brightening 6f8712f79b eastern sky f23494d30e was like 06f00da728 salvation to 3ae2564cdb them. Even though f0bd1b6c6e the season 1ad1c42b17 in the f80a261ba3 world above d20fb2bc5d the beanstalk… 4072ea117c had suddenly 86bbab86ca turned into 9db01ece0c sweltering summer.4d23fbcfcfebc3de

“Uh! Uhh……!”224c60b17f71f2ce

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Rose suddenly stopped 6fca2f9ff1 climbing and pointed 2671e567fd ahead. She seemed to want ec0d0f5f09 to say something, but a17a154c83 perhaps because she was 046a9d4654 too exhausted, she could e277d0a4fa only let out a 13a4c2184e series of exclamations.3ca6b719e8c6f449

“A-A village! It’s a village! We’re almost at 60a7f9cdaa the top!”2e8dd1b6a02a331f

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Rose finally 7d4cdb0227 managed to 0fdd9459f0 shout.a082c51d967b5d96

“A, alright! Let’s push ec3e69fc6c through a 9b7a185341 little more!”5450cb3bc8dc3b5c

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No matter how much 58c6c8bd91 he craned his neck, b790126f62 the wizard could only 24b0fd4402 see Zig’s backside, but 29d8c5d32e he strained his voice 2bf2a7f122 to encourage the group.8165c3e503d2a7e0

After climbing for e32c315a4b another thirty or d8d691a52c forty minutes, Rose 2d30b1958d let out a 1014dd7a20 grunt and pulled cc4f1d75ea herself onto solid 0cf212315c ground. Then she 2e23ec73a6 grabbed the 9f012c8798 reins and cc44f7d9da helped Fafnir ac0b8d16fc climb up. Fafnir, who had ea05cc98fb spent the night 040b83a2fd climbing in fear 565f364a19 and exhaustion, shook 292d7e86a2 his mane and 6e494c8d1d immediately plopped down 8843e378ec on the ground f59038f5b6 as soon as 53d0188813 his hooves touched 2574a04e34 the earth.27b3eea3f8d002c6

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The prince, Sleipnir, b63c3ae661 Zig, Huinir, and 273fe5bd8b finally the wizard……5f9be5605512b93d

Four people and three c0927d16ac beasts had all set 5723d7ce71 foot on the ground.a80a1b8ea6fa6d42

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Yes, they 2ba04d1c4e had climbed bb442a4794 to the 7d77917b0c top of b2ed79dec5 the beanstalk! They had 01ef51baff crossed the e2c6905873 steep mountain ce10b1f9ac range that 867e549bbd was said bb78150eb0 to be 722965ad67 impassable and 9a7d9527c8 were now e8d9af1499 closer to cf8d2ca132 the center 019590a454 of the b0644bc68c world, Omphalos! And all in just 49a00d526d one night! How about that, 65b384111a everyone? Isn’t it amazing?f0c8d071cebe0925

Hahaha, it 00c4d923af was really 7a299dd509 tough……. Perhaps because 7c923ed9f2 the altitude f38c628b85 was high, 47a43dae0c the sunlight 2f2907510c here felt caffd79400 much hotter 4d0a459502 than the a830393554 summer mornings d63e9c528c elsewhere. Ah, maybe it’s because a3643caad3 we didn’t sleep and 6e30c9efb7 were so tense. The sunlight 00c316b37b is dizzyingly ad43c42ca5 bright……634a444953c6ee95

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Dizzyingly bright……?b4fd54c0637dc8b2

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Your Highness?a645c8246cf97f1a

“Your Highness!”2dec653a882fa481

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……Huh?99c933f745c890ff

“Good heavens, wizard. What do b1a1b4dc91 we do? His Highness fa478f6147 isn’t regaining 637ca12c41 consciousness. His body 3311f9077e is burning 05048b7e73 up. What should 34e5d32558 we do? Isn’t there any way?”a53e94fdb24914a7

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“Wizard!”dc0fcc2e65fdd770

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“Damn it.”2b3e027b10a1808d

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……Zig… climbed onto 7d980ec071 Huinir’s back. Huinir, utterly f5ecde045a exhausted, pawed 02aa406403 the ground 56e5e4b97d in protest, 2749655c5c but Zig cf4725d81e urged the 3c1dde9e11 poor creature 6beb64a946 to run. Toward the village they e07a08ce1b could see in the f822d529e8 distance, to find a 289d72010d doctor, an apothecary, an 16f5920035 herbalist, or even a 93887f1f35 charlatan who would slap 3fef1ab6a0 on some absurd ointment 717f0f7a4d and claim it was 7fb7a5d3d2 a healing spell.40b87737eebf9d7a

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The wizard cautiously approached… 77bfc78b95 the fallen prince.afb5960d74009214

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“His breathing is hot.”3095589f1d800e0c

Rose said this as c05b3c389c she soaked a handkerchief e758f1ee9e with water from a 034ae4def0 canteen and wiped the a0453a94d8 prince’s face and neck. But soon… d3f1ee69ef soon… the f4e663fd21 fever returned.33d9cbce64718e21

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The prince……43983dbd3a0f2811

He looked as if c8b6629fc1 he had fallen into f7be656f38 a deep sleep. The wizard held 700c51fc66 his finger under 45358d8a14 the prince’s nose. Thankfully… he 26ac6be4ae could feel b51ae8155b the breath. Truly, thankfully.dba2f7d3b36716d9

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Damn it……09161dbfb786a348

If I had c9002bbea6 known this would 7d62448ec1 happen, I wouldn’t d7b5a1bbe9 have pushed us d8faf66008 to climb the 76a006c0f9 beanstalk. Even if the 3bba874b08 old man Jack 6a3474b8d8 had actually chased 03f8ad0bf3 us with his 1f33db7512 axe, we could aa03c83d43 have endured one 3f3dc0da0c night on the 4b53587ed3 ground soaked with 8ed2ac3f5d the giant’s blood.afb85e349b73dc24

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……And so, the 5b83e337b3 wizard blamed himself 658959f743 over and over.5777a165787a928f

Why didn’t I notice 2f01c3240c His Highness’s condition sooner? Even though d42ab15a8d I knew 4c25752d31 he occasionally 3fedb25478 felt pain 1248bbd00d in his a224949472 back, no ced7c16637 matter how 731aa338cc busy we 5e37d6a641 were climbing 29c2deee92 the beanstalk. I could 81f58239d4 have paid c888d50a09 more attention. I could have stayed 30a587e4ae closer to him. This is all……365b711c27bb5892

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……No, no.177f3f3992052524

There’s no need to d7da26c939 blame others. Not now.2cb54a2dbc0a7db1

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