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Chapter 55. Reive
Zomzom nodded again.
A wave of fury burst inside the necromancer. It seemed like the air in the room wavered when the Dark suddenly started vibrating.
Firel felt its owner’s anger.
“And why the dead dragon didn’t you say anything?” Reive snapped, ready by a wave of his hand to turn the undead into dust. He stopped himself the moment when he realized the loss of his servant after the outburst of twilight magic would give rise to a lot of questions.
Zomzom shuddered, as if feeling a qualm of fear. Then, he opened his mouth and pointed his finger into the black hole.
Reive grimaced, “Stay here and don’t let anyone in without me knowing,” the necromancer ordered, already turning to the door. “Even the druids. I’ll get back by evening. I hope we won’t need any help then. Otherwise...”
The necromancer paused. He didn’t want to think about that at all. Suddenly, when he b
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