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Mana Sickness
Author: Kuraii
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“Now that we’re alone we can now talk?” Krasin began speaking by saying that.

Amused, Cale asked, “Is there a reason why we have to be alone to discuss this?”

Krasin replied, “Actually, there's no reason at all. I just felt it would do you some good if you heard this from me with no one else around. I wouldn’t want to overwhelm you.”

Hearing this, Cale remained silent, waiting for Krasin to speak.

No longer keeping Cale in suspense, Krasin said, “The about your capture… You are very sick, that is why you are being held here against your will.”

Cale frowned when he heard this, not expecting Krasin to say something like this at all.

“Sick… what do you mean?”

“Yes, sick. You are heavily ill but not just that you are actually the source of a new unknown mana sickness.”

The more Krasin spoke the more Cale frowned, wanting to say something. But Krasin stopped him from speaking.

“Hold on and be patient let me explain,” Krasin said and continued when Cale calmed down.

“It a
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