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Ten years
In the following month Raen could observe a little surprise in the eyes of his teachers, when they noticed how moderate and adjusted the behavior of their most difficult student of all was. He had stopped asking questions and was otherwise inconspicuous.
Old Kennarparta was pleased, of course, to attribute this to his admonishing words, which seemed to have fallen on fertile ground, and he stroked his chin, as he always did when he was in thought. Raen recognized the gesture and was secretly very pleased with himself. He played something for them and they believed it! Excellent, you should just think that he willingly arranged himself. Who could that harm? He wouldn't be able to learn anything here at school anyway. Everyone was way too simple-minded here. So he waited quietly and apparently peacefully for his training to begin.
But others also noticed his change of heart because one day Suneka approached him after class.
“Is there anything wrong with you,
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