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Immediate request.
Author: Zenick
last update2022-12-14 15:00:52
'Erix, I think we've got a problem. That guy is a demon. Not just any demon, but a demon noble.' Lena said, sounding deeply worried.

This was the first time Erix was hearing Lena sound like that, so he would guess one thing, the situation was really bad.

'B-but..'

'There are no buts. That guy will find you within the next 78 hours. You even made his search easier by shaking hands with him.' Lena hastily interrupted.

'So what do you suggest I do now?' Erix asked, sounding confused. 'Moreover, it's not my fault I shook hands with him. I was only trying to reciprocate his kind gesture.'

'There is absolutely nothing we can do about this. Run away all you can, that guy will still get at you.' Lena said.

'So I should just sit down and wait until he finds me, huh?'

'That's the point. We can't do anything about it. But don't worry too much, when he comes, just tell him who you are, and don't lie.'

'Nobles are very intelligent. They have evolved from pure demons into nobles with high intelligen
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