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• The five people sat around a table and studied each other carefully.

• “What it means Gregor,
• “What it means,
• Gregor,
• is that whatever Charlez and his group ran into,

• Yvlon,
• the woman in silver armor smiled at the other captain.
• the woman in silver armor,
• smiled at the other captain.

• You might have heard of her.
• Gazi the Omnisicent.”
• Gazi the Omniscient.”

• “Don’t be stupid Cervial.
• “Don’t be stupid,
• Cervial.
• You can’t expect these ruins to be the same.”

• Gerald the axe-captain stared incredulously from Calruz to Cervial.
• Gregor the axe-captain stared incredulously from Calruz to Cervial.
• He stood up.

• The cafeteria is essential one far wall with a noisy kitchen partially exposed to the room and a long counter where adventurers can pay for food without having to make their way to an inn.
• The cafeteria is essentially one far wall with a noisy kitchen partially exposed to the room and a long counter where adventurers can pay for food without having to make their way to an inn.
• The Adventurer’s Guild in Esthelm is even big enough to have quite a few rooms for rent like the one Ceria was staying in.

• I’m cut off from my incoherent musings at the voice.
• A familiar voice,
• I’m cut off from my incoherent musings when I hear someone talking to me.
• It’s a familiar voice,
• but that doesn’t mean I’m too happy to hear it.

• ‘Hey Ryoka,
• ‘Hey,
• Ryoka,
• this is blah blah or someone someone who’s here to hit things or shoot people with arrows.’ I really don’t care,

• Gerial made a polite sound of disbelief while Ceria eyes me as she brings us some more food.
• Gerial made a polite sound of disbelief while Ceria eyes me as she brings us some more food.
• Cafeteria food for adventurers.

• Whenever they leave the High Passes they eat everything edible in their wake for miles around.
• If you outran them Miss Runner,
• If you outran them,
• Miss Runner,
• consider yourself lucky.”

• “I happen to disagree with that.
• Anyone who can outrun a hoard of Gargoyles is clearly not merely lucky.”
• Anyone who can outrun a horde of Gargoyles is clearly not merely lucky.”

• “I’m sorry if my aunt has bothered you Ryoka,
• “I’m sorry if my aunt has bothered you,
• Ryoka,
• but she’s quite insistent.

• The potion bottle in at my waist sloshes gently as I grin with all my teeth at Ms.
• The potion bottle at my waist sloshes gently as I grin with all my teeth at Ms.
• Perfect Knight-Adventurer.