Line Reader Mga Nobela at Kwento

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she said. “Thank you, Laika,” Rayvin said and looked at the screen. Mikael had no idea what he was looking at. Rayvin seemed to skim over the text on the screen. He looked back to it, it had a black background with line upon line of white letters, some highlighted in other colours. He knew he was out of his depth. “If I read out a set of line numbers and positions on those lines, could you check what character they represent?” Rayvin asked Laika. “Yes, Luna,” the warrior said, turning the laptop around again.

The man is awake. I looked at him and gave him a small smile. "Good Morning." I told him. "En.. What are you reading?" Why does the tone of the man's voice seem strange now? Is it because he just woke up? Well, never mind. "I was reading this article about Acon's information. According to the news, the said monster is a type of bird. I'm just wondering, if it's a bird, why does the other part of the body look different? I expect the department to say that it's mixed DNA but they said it's pure." I answered him with doubt.