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Chapter 36: Dark Elven Blood
The sound of the of the rushing cold river echoed throughout the nearby surrounding as it continued to deliver its strong yet gentle current down its endless stream. Then the river was suddenly mixed with a light tint of red.
Evan shudder at the feeling of his skin coming in contact with the icy water, freshly taken from the coursing river in front of him. Even so, he beared with it, his wounds are not bleeding anymore but he needs to clean it to prevent infection, along with the dried trace of blood that is sticking uncomfortably in his skin.
At the same time, Mayari was looking for firewoods nearby. Light rain of snow covered the sky with clouds and snowflakes as Mayari ignored the pain in her back and neatly stack the pile of woods under a tree with lush white leaves. Evan said he would take care of the fire so she didn’t bother to try and rub a stick that will take her ages due to the cold.
Instead, she went to the river to try and catch some fish. Only t
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