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They made their next stop almost at night, when the sun had dipped behind the treetops. Wriston chose a spot on the side of the road, away from the trees. They dismounted, unsaddle their horses, but did not let them go to graze, the forest was too close.

Riston cautiously looked around and, leaning heavily on his staff, walked in a circle, bypassing the place of their parking.

Is he a sorcerer? Yarsi asked, lowering his voice.

“Once upon a time,” Elena sighed heavily. They say old habits are hard to break.

"That's stupid," Matzher chuckled. – What is he doing? Trying to create a protective circle? Useless occupation.

“It will make him feel better,” the girl said. She took supplies from her saddlebag and began preparing supper.

Vic went for firewood and lit a fire. Matzher found himself a stump, sat down and began to watch Wriston. The old man now leaned toward the ground, then straightened up, drew unknown signs in the air with his staff, and muttered something quietly.

"At least he's
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