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	Dremmick looked up at the girl he saw in to hall, when she greeted them. “So, clearly this must be where all the action is in this otherwise uneventful wing of the castle.” Dremmick, with a neutral face, looked over to Mason, who seemed to still be asleep in his book, and then back up to Czi, [color=A52A2A]”Clearly.”[/color] He knew she was talking about the royal he throttled, and he started to ponder on why she followed him. When she pulled her hood down, Dremmick recognised that she was a tyro girl. There was a noticeable scar across what Dremmick thought was a fairly attractive face, from some sort of struggle no doubt.

	“Anything good to read,” she asked, however it didn't quite register as Dremmick was lost in thought. He walked back over to a shelf and replaced a book he had taken earlier. He picked up another book, more like a log, on different large crime cases and incidents in the kingdom. Flipping through it, it again had no mention of any of the events he was looking for, almost as if it was being covered up again, even here in the castle. It made no sense to him. How could something like that happen and there be no record of it? Was it being covered up? And if so, by whom? Dremmick shook his head. His first thought was the Taxis, but that seemed to simple. He needed to meet with that seer, whether that king of theirs liked it or not. He would have to find her, and hopefully she would be alone. It was then that he registered that the girl spoke to him and he shook his head to clear his thoughts. [color=A52A2A]”I apologize. I'm afraid that I don't have much time for reading for leisure, so I can't rightly say. Much less actually whenever that spineless blob finally finds the guards,”[/color] he replied breaking the odd silence, muttering the last sentence as he thought about the Tearian royal. [color=A52A2A]”Temporary member of an alliance or not, I'm sure putting such a person in his place just may be frowned upon here.”[/color] He placed the book on its respective shelf and let out a sigh, thinking about how to track down and find this seer should the guard be after him. It was a stupid move  on his part. He should have just went ahead and killed the blob, or threaten him into silence while he had the chance.

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