Greraver's and Gigantic Bird

Dielh’s face went pale. What would he tell his father if Greraver died?

“Teraus! Greaver died?!”

Teraus approached Dielh’s body. He crouched down and checked the pulse on Dielh’s neck. Then shook his head slowly.

“He is fine. Pick him up and lay him down in that house. Silvia has prepared everything. You can stay in my second home,” Teraus said while pointing somewhere.

There was a house smaller than Teraus’s house. In front of the house, they saw Silvia coming out. She had just finished cleaning the house. Dielh immediately picked up Greraver’s stocky body and rushed him into the small house. Teraus followed them.

“There are two beds for you both inside. I have prepared everything,” said Silvia softly.

Dielh smiled faintly, nodded, and rushed Greraver into the house. The front of the house was higher than the land in front. The floor was made of wood, and the walls were stone.

No room inside the house. When Dielh entered the house, there were two wooden beds and a table set with four