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Chapter 1.56
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Erin Solstice
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A cloud of black smoke billowed out of the kitchen as Erin stumbled out, hacking and coughing. Toren followed her, holding a smoking, flaming pan. He charged outside, and the Horns of Hammerad saw him hurl the pan to the ground and begin stomping on whatever had been inside. |
Toren
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A cloud of black smoke billowed out of the kitchen as Erin stumbled out, hacking and coughing. Toren followed her, holding a smoking, flaming pan. He charged outside, and the Horns of Hammerad saw him hurl the pan to the ground and begin stomping on whatever had been inside. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin stared up at the adventurers staring down at her from the staircase. She grinned weakly and waved. |
Erin Solstice
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Much to Erin’s surprise, the Horns of Hammerad actually knew what pancakes were. Apparently, pancakes weren’t a product of the modern age, and so she served several heaping plates to her guests until they were all full. |
Erin Solstice
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Pancakes were fun. Pancakes were easy to make. Erin could let Toren stir the batter together while she cooked them on a pan over the fire. She used a spatula and oiled her pan well to get the pancakes to stop sticking. She’d tried flipping it like chefs did on TV, but she stopped after the pancakes kept landing on Toren and the fire. |
Toren
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Pancakes were fun. Pancakes were easy to make. Erin could let Toren stir the batter together while she cooked them on a pan over the fire. She used a spatula and oiled her pan well to get the pancakes to stop sticking. She’d tried flipping it like chefs did on TV, but she stopped after the pancakes kept landing on Toren and the fire. |
Toren
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Pancakes were fun. Pancakes were easy to make. Erin could let Toren stir the batter together while she cooked them on a pan over the fire. She used a spatula and oiled her pan well to get the pancakes to stop sticking. She’d tried flipping it like chefs did on TV, but she stopped after the pancakes kept landing on Toren and the fire. |
Erin Solstice
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She joined them for the last bit of the meal once she’d reached a critical mass of pancake. Erin munched on her food as the adventurers ate their way back into the waking world. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin looked at the bald mage and tried to remember his name. Soulstorm? It was something like that. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin pointed to Toren as the skeleton walked into the room with a pitcher of milk. She accepted a refill of the glass as the other adventurers stared at her. |
Toren
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Erin pointed to Toren as the skeleton walked into the room with a pitcher of milk. She accepted a refill of the glass as the other adventurers stared at her. |
Gerial Doerisel
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Gerial exchanged a glance with the half-Elf and shook his head. But Ceria looked intrigued. |
Ceria Springwalker
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Gerial exchanged a glance with the half-Elf and shook his head. But Ceria looked intrigued. |
Pisces Jealnet
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“It’s not a bad idea. I’m still not sure what Pisces was thinking, giving you only one skeleton as a guard, but I suppose that’s all your mana supply could take.” |
Erin Solstice
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Erin froze, fork stuck in her food. |
Ceria Springwalker
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Ceria frowned at Erin. |
Erin Solstice
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Ceria frowned at Erin. |
Pisces Jealnet
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“Pisces.” |
Ceria Springwalker
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Ceria looked around and saw blank faces around her, except for the other mage. |
Gerial Doerisel
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Gerial looked down at his stomach, bemused. |
Toren
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“So I have magic? In me? Does that mean if Toren wasn’t here I’d—be able to cast spells?” |
Ceria Springwalker
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Ceria paused and shook her head sympathetically. |
Pisces Jealnet
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“I’m sorry. But if Pisces tested you, it’s unlikely. Maybe there’s a better chance, but…” |
Erin Solstice
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Erin said it quietly. She kept eating in silence as the other adventurers spoke. |
Calruz
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Calruz scowled as he ate two pancakes in a single bite. |
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