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Chapter 12. Caldemor
Author: wings of chaos
last update2025-10-18 00:59:42

Devon watched them go. The figures moving down the slope got smaller and smaller, steadily moving away from the mouth of the cave. Occasionally, one of them would flinch, their bodies giving a quick jump as some sound—a branch snapping, maybe—startled them.

He simply observed, not feeling the slightest urge to go after them, not even a little bit. They must be going for supplies, maybe food, he thought, chewing on his lip.

But why only five people? Out of twenty three total, that's wild.

It made no sense. He shook his head slowly. If only five of them went down, they would barely stand a chance if they ran into even one normal, run of the mill Skeleton with its basic, human level strength. That was just a dumb risk.

But still, he didn't want to help them, and honestly, he wouldn't. Raline was the only reason he hadn't already ditched this whole mess and the cave they were hiding in. His entire focus was her.

Suddenly, Bony, the skeletal horse, lifted its skull, its empty eye sockets p
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