No Second Chance, Dear X
His fingers clenched into a fist, and in a flash, he slammed it against the wooden table beside him, shattering its surface.
“Enough!” he roared.
Yet, unlike others who trembled before him, the old man remained still, unaffected by his rage.
“You are not a wolf,” Radolf observed, his voice now controlled, measured.
“How long did that take? An hour or almost?” the wizard shot back, not surprised.
Radolf said nothing.
“I am a wizard,” the man continued, “and I have the power to hide my aura and scent from other kinds.”
A brief silence fell.
Radolf’s anger dimmed just slightly, curiosity slipping through. “Why are you here?”
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