Differences in The Wandering Inn 2.38

• She was feeling a lot more relaxed that she had been,
• She was feeling a lot more relaxed than she had been,
• even more than when she had been with the other people from her world.

• shifted slightly.
• It was just a slightly movement of her feet,
• It was just a slight movement of her feet,
• and in anyone else Erin would have dismissed it as being tired or sore.

• I suppose you’ve found me out.
• What will do you now?”
• What will you do now?”

• And so slowly,
• And so,
• slowly,
• Erin had grown to love the game again.

• and then rediscovered the feeling she’d had when she first learned to play.
• She had begun to enter the world of chess,
• She had begun to reenter the world of chess,
• and then she’d travelled into another world.

• and I would love to see the expression on his face if you do.
• You are certainly one of the best players in this world;
• You are certainly one of the best players in this world,
• I can see that for myself.”

• careless individuals who insult my servants,
• causes messes,
• cause messes,
• throw up in the upholstery,

• Terrible weapons that require no levels to use.
• And worst still,
• And worse still,
• a gun.

• “From whispers.
• The Isles of Minos have closed.
• Perhaps due to the actions of a traveler from another world?
• Their ports are barred to any ships but their own,
• and every spy I have planted in their kingdom has gone quiet.
• It is hard to know everything,
• everywhere.
• The Isles of Minos,
• for instance,
• suffer few spies.
• Even so.
• A Goblin Lord has emerged in the south,

• “To save their lives.
• But I may soon lock them in a house and toss bags of grain inside than keep them here.
• But I may soon lock them in a house and toss bags of grain inside rather than keep them here.
• They are not worthy of this house,

• So the question remains:
• what will do you?
• what will you do?
• Will you try to save this world we live in,

• Thoughts whirled around in Erin’s head,
• not least of which was that Magnolia had put enough food in the carriage to feet both her and Reynold for a week.
• not least of which was that Magnolia had put enough food in the carriage to feed both her and Reynold for a week.
• But that wasn’t as important as what she’d learned.