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It's hunger and thirst, I know. Reflexively, I almost pick up the glass that the maid left on the floor near my foot, but I change my mind in time, which doesn't go unnoticed by that damned, lonely red eye that stares at me. I snort at him.

The Prince frowns and his upper lip lifts a little as if he were going to growl, but he gives up with a grimace.

He's trying to be as diplomatic as he can, and I think he's trying very hard to do so, although not enough to make your heart explode in your chest, I'm sorry.

“Did he tell you I was that?” An Oracle? — I ask Reeina, and my throat feels raw, dry as beach sand.

She consults the man first, and he nods for her to continue giving me information.

— Yes. His Grace says that the guard who came to pick him up on the island knew that — the girl continues translating while he speaks. — They had been warned by informants on the mainland to stay away from that island, because there... hm... — she pauses, uneasy, but the man makes a move for her to c
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