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Ah ha." Loenka thought about it. Actually, the thought of a red horse amused him, and he would have loved to see it. But all of this had a very serious background. He saw Raen's eyes close again.
“I think we'll let the exercises stay better for today. You are completely slain. Go home, eat and go to sleep. Just come back tomorrow morning. ”
“ Yes, thank you, Hyaunset Loenka. See you tomorrow. ”Raen got up, bowed to the priest and the statue and left the temple.
It was now dark outside, and Raen hurried to get inside the north tower through the freezing cold. Exhausted, he climbed the stairs to the seventh floor. Actually, he should have reported in the kitchen downstairs, where most of the children were at this time of the day. Because it was the job of the younger ones to help the men and women of the house, the Parta Al Tena, with the preparation of the evening supper. But he was dog tired, wasn't even hungry anymore and just wanted to
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