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Twenty Four
The sound of the crushed can of a drink perforated the atmosphere as air squeezed out of it like a deflated hot-air balloon hissing softly into the dreary world. Whoever it was that had squashed it had done it mistakenly, there was no doubt about that.
Another clamor uproared like tigers brawling for a mate starting with a grumble then growing to become something more.
The sound multiplied in intensity then like thunder that had been rolling in the sky towards them, its stentorian noise struck above them, causing them to tremble and their knees turning to wet noodles.They all gathered round, Sir. Oswic ahead and leading them to the entrance of the Chamber of Duties.
A deafening silence had sprouted among them as they walked over remains and carcasses, stiff shiny skeletons and carrions of dead guards. It was hard to believe that just a few hours ago, they were all alive, hale and hearty, going about their busRelated chapters
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The One Way Ticket Twenty Eight
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The One Way Ticket Thirty One
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As Gerey dropped his leather bag on a shelf - the fifth row when counted from below, he noticed that his bag was opened wide and Jeyrin wasn't in it which came as a rude shock leading to the visibility of his green veins as his arms hardened.Jeyrin was somewhere in the library, of course. Gerey was very sure of that but couldn't say where he was exactly which was a huge bother and definitely not what he wanted.Jeyrin was no ordinary pet. No. He could walk on both legs and communicate verbally with humans and communicate his emotions undoubtedly, too. So far, on earth, it was its only kind of its specie - making its worth beyond price; a treasure, a gem and a breakthrough in nature. Definitely, Gerey couldn't lose it just like that.He turned back to look at the Librarian who was flipping through a book with crisp, dusty, yellow pages with a crammed expression on her face which gave her th
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