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At the gates of the Citadel, the snow-covered sorcerer and his apprentice, who could hardly move his legs, were met by an angry head. Ned paced the yard, tapping his boot with a whip, and was angry. Highly. Looking at the inhabitants of the fortress approaching him, the caretaker exhaled through clenched teeth:

- Have you calmed down? Have you violated my ban? Forgot about punishment?

Tamir nodded wearily. There was no time for excuses. And I didn't want to say anything. Lately, he hasn't wanted anything at all.

And yet the novice, without raising his eyes, answered firmly:

- The sorcerer is obliged to put the undead to rest. I did everything right.

The head froze, as if stunned.

“He speaks the truth,” Donatos chuckled. “Why punish him, Ned? You said just now that the girl should serve for study. This is how she served. He accepted our craft. One should rejoice that through the death of one fool, a worthy prisoner was born.

Kref calmly looked into the eyes of the enraged caretake
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