Differences in The Wandering Inn 3.18 T

• His name was Toren,
• and it was the one thing he had never questioned about him.
• and it was the one thing he had never questioned about himself.
• Erin had given him that name,

• but it did seem like there was some kind of organization happening.
• The strongest Humans—those with weapons or some kind of fighting Skill lead the others.
• The strongest Humans—those with weapons or some kind of fighting Skill—lead the others.
• They made sure their people had more clothing,

• venturing deeper into the ruins of Esthelm.
• Now they knew where they were,
• Now that they knew where they were,
• they were convinced of several things.

• but that was a decoy.
• Even if the adventurer parried it,
• Even if the adventurer parried it,
• he’d still take the man’s head.

• Magic?
• It had to be?
• It had to be.
• Toren gaped and then a sword pierced his ribcage effortlessly.

• The Gold-rank adventurer stared down at him,
• murmuring to himself.
• murmuring to himself.

• just as it had done with Toren.
• But the blow still knocked the off-guard adventurer down.
• But the blow still knocked the off-guard adventurer down.

• but another man struck him from behind.
• Toren gaped as he saw more men sward the Gold-rank adventurer,
• Toren gaped as he saw more men swarm the Gold-rank adventurer,
• beating at him with clubs,

• armor glinting as he stared each one of them in the eye.
• The Gold-rank adventurer didn’t even to seem to notice their arms—rather,
• The Gold-rank adventurer didn’t even seem to notice their arms—rather,
• it was as if he didn’t even care that he was outnumbered.

• What was with strong warriors popping up all over the place?
• A Gold-rank adventures he could respect,
• A Gold-rank adventurer he could respect,
• but a Goblin?