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Duthguy
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I know you weren't complaining I just clarified on what I said
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Why is it that you're the third person I've from the Netherlands who has complained about certain novels being difficult to find there?
You will only hear me complain if it makes reading series impossible, like with the Harry Dresden books I have read the first three and haven't seen any of the others
Why settle for two when you can have four?
The seventh son of a seventh some thing is also in another book series called the spooks apprentice. Its about witches and shit, its cool.
I believe I read the first book of that series, but I haven't managed to find any of the sequels here in the Netherlands.
Jaarm knew the other Goblin was right, he couldn't keep hiding in his safe corner forever. Reluctantly he followed him in to the outside world sticking as close to his companion as possible and constantly on the lookout for more of those tiny monsters. As they walked he was surprised how large the world was, it had to be at least ten times bigger than the cave. It was also a lot more beautiful with different colors and such. He didn't let all that distract from his search for a good branch to use as weapon, and the second one he picked proved a lot better than the first.
Now armed he was calmed down enough to risk attracting attention by asking something. "Where do you want to hunt? The human structure seems ineressing ...intersting... interesting and the lake is a good hunting spot, but they sound dangerous and scary." Jaarm himself had no idea where to go and actually wanted to stay close to the cave, but he also didn't want to return empty handed. So the next best thing would be to make the redhead decide and if necessary blame him if something went wrong.
Now armed he was calmed down enough to risk attracting attention by asking something. "Where do you want to hunt? The human structure seems ineressing ...intersting... interesting and the lake is a good hunting spot, but they sound dangerous and scary." Jaarm himself had no idea where to go and actually wanted to stay close to the cave, but he also didn't want to return empty handed. So the next best thing would be to make the redhead decide and if necessary blame him if something went wrong.
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I hope you get better soon!
Watermelon.
Yeah take care of yourself Queen.
Ice cream.
At first Matuna though that the drunk stranger was a servant, but he quickly decided otherwise. Surely if the old man drank that much he would have last his job ages ago, so the only other explanation as that he was another wizard; probably one that also came in uninvited. When he bumped into him after laughing about something, the troll was merely annoyed but lowered his opinion of the elder even further.
However the fact that the human kept laughing without showing fear or repulsion towards what most of his kind considered a big ugly monster, caused the troll to readjust his first impression. "Drunk or not he must be pretty powerful to get in here, and he is surely no coward." In an attempt to make things less uncomfortable for the newcomer he ignored the man while feigning an obviously fake interest in some of the paintings decorating the Prince's walls.
However the fact that the human kept laughing without showing fear or repulsion towards what most of his kind considered a big ugly monster, caused the troll to readjust his first impression. "Drunk or not he must be pretty powerful to get in here, and he is surely no coward." In an attempt to make things less uncomfortable for the newcomer he ignored the man while feigning an obviously fake interest in some of the paintings decorating the Prince's walls.
Jaarm enthusiastically shook the hand of the red haired Goblin who agreed to help him out. "How to hunt? Stick? Stone?" Before the light green Goblin could say anything it seemed the choice was already made. Now that he had found at least one ally who even thought to arm himself Jaarm felt a bit more confident. He had to agree that picking up a weapon was smart, but the didn't like the fact that if missed with a stone he would once more be defenseless and so decided to look for a heavy long stick out in the forest.
Speaking of which, the forest still made him nervous but he knew he could no longer put it off. After taking a deep breath, he set foot out of the cave for the first time. The fact he wasn't immediately attacked helped him calm down a bit more. He still looked around for a good heavy branch though. Luckily for him he saw one close enough that was still in sight of the cave entrance, trusting his partner to follow him. Unfortunately though the branch was rotten and when he tried to pick it up a group of ants rushed out biting his hand. While they only did a small bit of damage, the scare and pain were enough to send him crying back to the only safe place he knew.
Speaking of which, the forest still made him nervous but he knew he could no longer put it off. After taking a deep breath, he set foot out of the cave for the first time. The fact he wasn't immediately attacked helped him calm down a bit more. He still looked around for a good heavy branch though. Luckily for him he saw one close enough that was still in sight of the cave entrance, trusting his partner to follow him. Unfortunately though the branch was rotten and when he tried to pick it up a group of ants rushed out biting his hand. While they only did a small bit of damage, the scare and pain were enough to send him crying back to the only safe place he knew.
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