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Nobody else in Gleepwood does fags.
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Why do we have to?
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You don't have to. You get to.
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All right.
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Why do we get to?
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Because Esben would have wanted you to.
Your father isn't here, but that doesn't
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mean you're not his children.
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You're Igubis, and Igubis learn their
thags. What's so special about being an
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Igubi? Yeah, it doesn't feel special
being locked up inside for the last...
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weeks? Tell Mar Iggaby, if you don't
want to study the three honored and
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subjects, then you can just help me fold
laundry instead.
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No, I didn't say I didn't want to do
thags. I just asked why we have to.
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Mm -hmm.
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Wait!
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Do dragons eat fangs?
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Dragons plague the sea.
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Fangs plague the land.
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Neither troubles the other. Now, no more
talk of dragons.
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Understood?
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All right, then. I'll be outside making
the rounds.
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They need to get out of the house. It's
not safe.
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Ah, no fang has so much as shown their
face this side of the bridge.
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We've hid long enough. In fact, it's
time we get back to normal.
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I'm going into town tomorrow and I'm
taking the children with me.
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Oh, but Papa... Just for a game of
zipsy. It's far enough outside the town
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no one will trouble them.
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And who do you serve?
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All right, shut your gobs.
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Pitiful lot you are.
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You call yourselves fangs? Shut your
gobs. You're
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not fangs.
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Fangs are fearsome.
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Loadsome.
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You might even have to move up your re
-fangings.
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Might need to make it two re -fangings
for old Slorb.
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Ah, yes.
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Slorb.
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Humiliated by the iggamy piglets and
their mutt.
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Those runt never thrashed me.
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I will rock -conk my skull bone from
above.
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Probably that florid sword.
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Come all the way. from Dugtown just to
coat your noggin, did he?
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Well, we just got orders to be ready to
march, and marching usually ends up in
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fighting. And fighting is what gets a
fang promoted.
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If we impress General Crack, our next
assignment might just be in
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Torboro.
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And that place is swimming in maggot
land.
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Go prepare your gear, sharpen your
spears, and kiss your ugly
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mamas goodbye.
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What's so funny?
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Fags ain't got no mamas.
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I say dismissed!
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Not you.
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You're being reassigned.
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The Black Carriage rolls into Glipwood
tonight.
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I'm putting you on carriage duty.
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Oh, then.
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Ganner, keep an eye out. Stay clear of
the forest.
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Yes, sir.
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We can't start without her. If she's a
team captain... Sure we can. I'll pick
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who I want, and she can have who I want.
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You weren't going to start picking teams
without me, were you, Bun?
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Whoa. You made this?
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Yeah. It took me two weeks to get it
perfectly stuffed.
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Wow. This is amazing, Sarah. Thanks,
Tanner.
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No, thank you.
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Be quiet.
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I didn't say...
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How long a match we playing? Three game
blocks? Make it ten. And losers have to
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eat a bowl of boggle worms.
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Whoa. The kind that glow?
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The kind that glow.
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And it is.
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First pick.
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I got think.
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I want Lily.
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Good luck. We get Janner.
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I've mostly just sat on the sidelines
and watched it all my life. That's
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why I picked you. You know every rule in
this crazy game, and that's going to
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help us win.
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You ready to be Scallywallop? I've never
lost as captain. You've never been
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captain. Like I said.
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All right, let's do this.
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Winger, winger, Tom finger.
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Mushroom cakes and hog pig bacon.
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Run to the top, it's here for taking!
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Whoa!
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Willie?
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Poodle?
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You know, at some point, Poto, you're
going to have to let old brother Willie
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off the hook.
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It's not me. It's him.
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And it was almost 50 years ago. Let
bygones be bygones. I'm an old man,
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All I got are me bygones.
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Well, ain't that the truth.
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What can I get you, Poto?
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I'll take the Torboro Special.
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You looking for bad news?
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Or what?
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Hey,
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I'm open!
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Dragon Strike!
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Good knock -a -block, Dink. Two points.
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the backbanger.
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Stay in gold this time and bounce the
slingers. I'll bolt hard like I'm
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whooshing their screechers. When they
moop their whackers, I'll jake those
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cross -field to Janner who will already
have skittered around their hounders.
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You only have Sarah to beat.
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Janner gets woozy around Sarah.
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Come on, Bunce. Give me the shot. I do
not get woozy. Janner will make the
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Hey, guys.
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Am I still frozen?
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So you think something's brewing with
the fangs?
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Seems to be.
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Heard the grandkids got into a tussle
during the festival.
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Oh, maybe a little scuffle, but they got
there.
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Well, you should know that Norm's got
your family marked for protection,
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to Nia's tasty maggot loaf.
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Aye, my Nia. She's a clever girl.
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Oh, and that wily fang.
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Those crimson climate starts are in the
back corner, Miss Durgo.
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Fine weather today, eh, Mom?
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Yes, fine.
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That thing, Slorm, who messed with your
grants?
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Norm gave him a dust -up and put him on
black carriage duty.
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Aye. Well, that'll keep him away to Fort
Lamondron, then.
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Mm -hmm. For a bit, anyway.
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You ready to buy those now, Miss
Sturgill?
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Too late now.
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You're kind of right.
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Wahoo!
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Mashplunker! Three points! We win the
first game block!
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Jeb can't unfreeze yet. That was a rule
break.
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I was about to be trampled to death by a
gambler.
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Good point, Lily.
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Jet broke his freeze.
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That's four points for us. We win the
first game block. What?
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Great job, Tink. You lost the game block
and Sarah's new ball.
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I'll get it.
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Tanner, no.
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The woods are dangerous.
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This is different than doing it to help
someone.
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Young Ibby, Iggy Feather. Hey, Pete.
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What are you doing here? Where? Oh,
here.
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Me.
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Mother will be worried.
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A sock man or not, just you wait till
next game, Janner Igabee.
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This match goes on for eight more
blocks.
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Oi,
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Tink, let's go, lad.
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Bye, guys.
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I see you got the Torboro special at
Farinia's again.
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Ah, did more than that I did.
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I also found out that troublesome Fang
was reassigned to carriage duty, so he
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shouldn't be a problem around Lipwood
for a while.
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We can relax.
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Aye, no more of this zaying low and
creeping about.
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So, I can go in to help Mr. Retief
tomorrow?
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It's fourth day.
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He'll want me to unload the new shipment
of books.
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All right, but stay clear of anything.
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I will.
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Thank you. And take Tink with you.
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I'm going there to work. I can't watch
him the whole time. And Lily?
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Lily and I have some business of our own
to attend to.
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Well, then, that settles it.
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Another ship.
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Careful, brother.
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Those aren't flowers, you know.
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They're going to the manor, yes.
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Indignably, yes.
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The manor.
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A place no sane person would want to
visit.
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Perfect.
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Travel well, Horton.
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Thanks, Mr. Schuster.
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Zuzab will love this.
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Hello? Mr. Lateef?
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Zuzab?
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You, uh, summoned?
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Is Mr. Ateep around?
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Young Janna, yes.
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He's out back.
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Mr. Ateep?
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Ah, here, Mr. Ateep. Let me help.
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Ah, Janna.
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A most timely arrival.
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I knew a shipment was due today.
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Clever boy.
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Ever so observant. Why don't you unload
these crates and I'll sort them?
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Mr. Ateep, where did you get all of
these books?
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From all over Scree and beyond.
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After the Great War, many of the folk
from across the Dark Sea came here.
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As they've passed through, I've
collected and preserved everything I
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As the great librarian Geeta Puttlestuff
once said, behind every epic victory
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and crushing defeat is a librarian who
told you which aisle it's in.
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I wish I could go on adventures,
searching for books. The furthest I've
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been is to the field beyond Buzzard
Willie's garden.
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And that was for a picnic. If there's
one thing I learned in all my travels,
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lad, it's that some of the best journeys
happen at home.
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Picture it. A warm fire, tucked away
with a good book.
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What I'm trying to say is that for as
much as you want to see the wider
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Don't forget the glow of home.
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Don't forget this place.
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One day I'm going to need help running
it, you know.
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That's still a long way away.
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Here, I'll help you with the next crate.
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Anira.
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Oh, that.
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That's nothing. Why don't I finish up
here and I'll meet you at the front. Run
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along.
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Quiet, boy.
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Grandpa, what are we doing?
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Dumping these scallywags where they
can't steal our potatoes anymore.
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But why buzzer to Willie's farm?
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Because he'll think it's funny. Here,
give me a hand.
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He'll think it's funny when Thwap steals
his potatoes?
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Fifty years ago, Willie and I were best
friends, but both sweet on the same gal.
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Willie swooped in and stole Myrna
Bridgeholler's heart.
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Before I could whore.
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And you're still mad about it?
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Mad? No, I don't reckon I'm still mad.
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We just kind of got in the habit of
paying each other back.
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Prank upon prank.
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And after a while, I... Oh, I know it
sounds strange, but... And after a
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you were having so much fun pulling
pranks on each other that you almost
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to feel like friends again.
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I never said that.
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there's my grandpa's girl and gets away
with it.
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Are you okay?
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I'm fine. The man's... What?
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That's weird.
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What is it?
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A map?
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But to what?
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Treasure, probably.
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Or a secret hideout for Fang Fighters.
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Put it back, Tink. Not ours.
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And if it is Fang Fighters... If what is
Fang Fighters? I am... Yes?
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We... We're like... What do you have
there?
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We... You mean this?
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The art of itching. Or this.
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Give it to me.
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The itch book?
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No, the luscious, juicy... That.
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That was close. What was close?
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Is everything all right?
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You're hiding something.
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Your secret is safe with me, child.
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But if you wish to cure a vexing rash,
there are more helpful books than this.
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Believe me, I've read them all, if you
know what I mean.
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Oh, I do know what you mean, sir.
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I recommend you begin with the classic
diagnostic manual, Pimples, Dimples,
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Scabs, and Scars.
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If you have a moment, I'll fetch it.
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Unfortunately, we don't. We're already
late.
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Promised our mom we'd be home to help
with dinner.
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In that case, I'll pull some books about
itches.
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And have them waiting at the desk next
time you come in?
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Uh, thanks.
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Ah, a beginner's guide to scratching
unreachable places.
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Might aid that suffering child.
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Lily, dear.
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I made you something.
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To replace what you lost.
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Here.
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Lizard kicker? A sailor earns her sea
name by her brave deeds.
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I'd say you earned this one when you
fought the fang. And we're very proud of
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her for it. But just the once, right,
Lily?
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Fangs are like toothy cows.
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Better not to meet them at all. Right.
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Thank you, Grandpa.
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Now those fangs will be quaking in their
scales at the sight of the mighty Lily.
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How's that itch, Tink?
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What itch?
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Nothing. Mr. Lateef got it in his head I
had a rash, so he tried to give me
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books about itches.
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Why would Oscar think that? Now, mark my
words, boy.
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If it's a sort of a reddish green and
your toes swell up, you can take the
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gut parts of a swindle fish and you
grind them up. Hop on. That's not
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appropriate talk for the table. I'm only
saying, the boy has a rash. He might be
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too embarrassed to admit it. I don't
have a rash.
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Why does everyone think I have a rash?
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to to put it back.
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I couldn't because of Nosy's Zuzab and
then Oscar's Itch Crusade. We barely got
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out of there without getting caught.
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It's not ours, Tink. Do you think it's
Mr.
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Ratip's? I don't know, but if it has to
do with resistance fighters, then it's
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important. And someone needs it. We have
to put it back.
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But right now while we have it, couldn't
we just follow it to see what secret it
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leads to?
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And then put it back?
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It's not ours, Tink.
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If there's a secret, It's not our
secret.
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All right, but can't we just look at it
at least?
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Fine, but just for a minute.
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Hey, doesn't that look a lot like
Thingap Falls?
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Which means this would be where
Glickwood is.
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And Ferrania's Flower Shop is where the
special mark is.
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So then all this dark part is the
forest.
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And what's that right in the middle of
the woods?
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Ankle Jelly Manor, I think? I've heard
of that.
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Isn't it haunted by... The Ghost of
Brimney Stoop?
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Nah, probably just a story. I don't know
anyone who's ever been there.
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So why is a map to Ankle Jelly Manor
thatched in a secret spot at Books and
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Crannies? Is Oscar secretly a treasure
hunter?
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Or a fang fighter?
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You barnacle scrapers asleep yet? Yes,
sir.
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Almost. I didn't know my grandson slept
standing up.
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Candles out. Good night.
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Night, Grandpa.
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Night, Grandpa.
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It could be treasure.
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Or fang fighters.
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Rise, my child.
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Would you sing the Song of Stones? We
wish the power to be our own.
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Then let it bend, both shape and form.
And make us fierce as fire and storm.
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The Nameless One no longer believes the
jewels of an era are inscree.
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He means to march west.
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beyond the edges of the map. Why does
the Mighty One continue to seek these
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jewels? Would you question the wisdom of
Nag the Nameless, General?
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When we sacked Aneera, many writings of
Wingfeather were found. He spoke of the
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jewel's ancient power, power that makes
many things possible with more pliable
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souls.
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Which is why he ordered us to seize the
brats of Dugtown.
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Yes, my child, but it is not enough.
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The carriage must now travel nightly.
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Or not!
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