Dimitri was on his last two gold coins. His horse was sleeping when he left the bar. It would not be waking anytime soon.
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"I think I'll just wander about." He told Iver before turning to Erland, "May I have some more coin, sir. I swear that I will return it when I have the ability to, Mister...uhh..." He searched for a name.
"Volfovich. Mister Volfovich. And here," Erland said getting up and placing two bags of coins next to Marco and Iver, "It's no big deal. Take it as a gift you can't refuse." He gave them a cheeky, awkward wink before letting loose a slight laugh and leaving out the front door.
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There was a knock on the door at the Volfovich Mansion. Iver was just on his way to bed when he heard it.
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"By all means, go ahead, Thoruk." King Thorin said, stifling a laugh. His companions had all heard the news of Thoruk being a 'giant-shifter' and found it quite amusing. Obviously, the dwarf had taken some brain damage in his travels. It couldn't hurt to let his little delusion play out, could it?
Thrak Ironbeard gave out an order in Khuzdul and the various dwarves in formation halted, regrouped and marched back in synchronization. They passed Thoruk, with only a couple glancing at him.
"Go on, Thoruk." The King said, beckoning him with his hand to show them. Thoruk would have to walk out onto the field and attempt to transform there. It would be quite awkward if he ended up killing some of the dwarves accidentally or if he failed to transform. Though, he was sure of it. He couldn't have doubts now. He felt the power coursing through his veins.
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The sun rose and Ha'zi awoke. It was nearly noon. They had all slept way past dawn. He was freezing, Ela, was asleep on the ground, shivering and Cardiloc was a dead log in the corner. He did not clearly think this through. Hopefully, the little girl hadn't caught a cold. That would be tremendously depressing if she died because of him. Almost poetic in a way to how his mother had died due to his wreckless hunting tendecies. Cardiloc and him were immune to diseases, or so he thought, considering they were immortal and after becoming Giant Shifters, had not had a single cold but Ela was not. She was precious. And vulnerable. Like a thin layer of ice, she could crack. She shivered on the ground, still asleep.
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