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• Erin woke up to the noise that defined her life.

• Her skeleton was playing chess.
• At this point she wasn’t even surprised.
• At this point she wasn’t surprised.

• Untold and unplundered treasures were just waiting for the taking,
• the kind of rewards that could elevate any adventuring group into Gold-ranking—or even higher.
• the kind of rewards that could elevate any adventuring group into Gold-ranking—or higher.
• But by the same token,

• it was deadly.
• So much so that even the treasure-lust of the other adventurers was being kept at bay.
• So much so that the treasure-lust of the other adventurers was being kept at bay.

• perhaps.
• But something that could kill even a team of Silver-ranks without letting any of them live—
• But something that could kill a team of Silver-ranks without letting any of them live—

• She was over sixty years old,
• and even if she hadn’t spent all that time adventuring,
• he was glad she was here.
• and if she hadn’t spent all that time adventuring,
• he was still glad she was here.
• In truth,

• have you?
• Just one costs several hundred gold or even a thousand,
• Just one costs several hundred gold or thousands,
• and that’s for low-Tier spells.

• I’d need to level up quite a bit.
• But with a spell book I could study a spell and learn it in a year or so.”
• But with a spell book I could study a spell and learn it in a few months.”
• “A year?”
• “A few months?”
• “A year,
• “A month,
• a year,
• two years—so what?

• But it was the bane of an adventurers’ existence.
• They earned more than even skilled workers,
• They earned more than skilled workers,
• but to keep adventuring they needed more.

• her fist-fighting skill.
• Even her lack of levels…
• Her lack of levels…
• it’s enough to interest me,

• Gerial blinked at Sostrom.
• Of the three mages in the Horns of Hammerad he was second-strongest and if he couldn’t cast [Fireballs],
• Of the three mages in the Horns of Hammerad he was second-strongest and though he couldn’t cast [Fireballs],
• Gerial had still grown to appreciate his ability.

• “He’s not—technically a graduate.”
• “He’s not…
• well,
• technically he’s a graduate.
• But some mages wouldn’t consider him one.”
• “He’s not?
• But you said—”
• “Wait.
• You said—”

• If he had the money he could have advanced quite highly.
• But he dropped out about the same time I ran out of funds.”
• But he dropped out about the same time I,
• uh,
• ran out of funds.”

• Perhaps it was because it had been so quick.
• Gazi hadn’t even attracted attention when she’d drawn her sword because she’d moved so fast no one had seen it leave her sheathe.
• Gazi hadn’t attracted attention when she’d drawn her sword because she’d moved so fast no one had seen it leave her sheathe.
• But it was hard to ignore a drawn blade at the throat of a half-elf in the middle of the street.

• They looked around the street.
• Sostrom pointed to an alleyway and they ran even as the Watch arrived on the scene,
• Sostrom pointed to an alleyway and they ran as the Watch arrived on the scene,
• led by an irate Drake with a spear.

• “Gazers can cast spells as easily as looking.
• Even a Half-Gazer can do the same,
• A Half-Gazer can do the same,
• it seems.”

• The skeleton was pulling and heaving at the battleaxe stuck in the dirt as hard as it could.
• The heavy blade didn’t even budge.
• The heavy blade didn’t budge.