Almost end

The tall one uttered a bewitching hoarse cry of acquiescence and then bent hesitantly to touch Miron with touching respect. The young master stroked his nose.

“I see. I somehow understand. If you agree with someone like me. Anyway, you'll understand soon enough that your master is a monster worse than you'll ever find here. And now, could you carry me to the edge of the Drakel Forest? I'll never have the strength to do it myself, even though my wounds are slowly healing now that the water from the healing spells has been released. Please. In fact, perhaps you have nothing to fear from me, because from what I have seen," he added, tongue-in-cheek, "I am pure of heart since this water has agreed to heal me.”

The great beast bowed before his master.

Running on his henchman's back, he ran through the abandoned garden, jumped high and landed in the old ruined city, covered with a thick fog.

Then Miron suddenly felt something, something he couldn't ignore, it was so intense.