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ness and silence. He tried to tug the rope with his tiny hands. Still, nothing happened. Zedric looked around his sur

t, he continued until his hand reached and stopped on something. Zedric, with his young mind, instantly realized it was a person because of the fabric he felt in his hands that was like

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e complains in a whining and tearful way. His voice became smaller until an hour passed; his voice box couldn't produc

se. Without any choice, his son Zedric was forced to finally let go o

om misery, tormented by the loss of his only remaining family; the boy looked weary and anguished. Fortunately, God didn't forget about him; there was still food for him to eat in th

ns. Slowly getting used to the darkness and finally gaining the ability to see through dark places like

but now he's used to imitating the s

cave, Zedric was sitting and seemed to wait for something. Snake hiss din shortly filled Zedric's ears,

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ed at his ear. Zedric closes his eyes; although he can command the snake, he sti

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he snakes pointed a direction for him using their heads. Zedric started to walk non

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reproach each other. Looking at the two, he sighed and jerked his head Zedric eyed the wall of rocks that his pe

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s, but Zedric attention was elsewhere,

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keeps a somber eye on his pets. He knew exactly where the entrance was; confirmation

snakes when one of them sudd

any passag

Compared to his two snakes, this pack is particularly silly. Zedric had a little option; he calc

ting with his pets once again. The two snakes have different colors; one is light brown with hexagonal blot

w how large it was. He didn't expect an elaborate answer, but Zedric hoped his question was understood. The two

y. It's possible that maintaining an optimistic view of life is not a smart idea, but he still needs to get out there. Zedric has been here for years and can't always rely on the snakes to give him food. Even though they were his pe

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diately believed it was the entrance. He was thrilled and removed the stones in haste. After releasing the trapped snake and t

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the big boulder away, making a lou

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sand beneath his feet and the scorching heat above. Before fleeing away, he stepped out and g

dly, Zedric treats them as the cutest pets. When he finally felt the heat on his toe, his pace slowed due to h

s silhouettes in the distance, he feels lightheaded and moves closer to