"What the heck happened in this place?" Raven doesn't seem to have anything to say right now, even though Faolan won't stop asking him questions. He is shaking so hard right now that he can't even say a single word.
"Faolan, see!" I made it clear where I stood and looked over at the mae master, who had been looking through the villager wolf's house earlier.
You might ask, "Has it still not been done yet?" When I asked Faolana to protect me, he quickly made a shield with his hands. But when I looked at his calm face, I moved his shield so it was facing himself instead.
I whispered to him, "You don't need to defend me. Just protect the people in this tribe," and he looked at me before continuing to the home. I told him, "Just keep this tribe's people safe."
I then said, "Just protect the people who belong to this tribe." A lot of the wolves from the village have gathered here to see what the game masters have planned for the people who live there.
"Stop saying things that don't make sense and don't make sense!" I know that Faolan will also try to stop these things, but he was not successful this time. When we turned around, I saw Kix walking through the house. I looked him right in the eye, but he was just watching the game amster.
He yelled at the game master, "Stop doing whatever it is you're doing!" The game master sneered at him. He yelled, "Stop doing whatever it is you're doing!" He gave up on the helpless wolf, who was about to die at the same time.
Faolan and Raven came to help him, and when they were done, they went in my direction. "Asena, I'd be grateful if you could bring all of the medicinal herbs into our tent."
Even though Faolan said, "I'll help him get better as soon as I can," Raven went there instead of me. I had no idea what was going on here.
After hearing "I'll leave" from him, I gave him a friendly nod and then turned my attention to what was happening right now. Even though the game master is a big, well-known wolf, Kix doesn't seem to be afraid of him. The game master looks at Kix from the side.
"Where do you have your eyes fixed?" Faolan asked me what I was going to do, and all I could do was shake my head and look at the injured wolf next to me. We were able to hear them talking when we heard them arguing and yelling at each other inside the house.
I told Faolan, "He doesn't fear the game master, even though that could affect how he does in the tournament." Faolan looked into the house to see what was going on. I told Faolan, "He doesn't fear the game master, even though what he does in the tournament may depend on it." After that, Faolan looked around to see what was going on.
“Kix!!! Do you want me to take you off the list of people who might be able to do the job? You know that these things are only for our people, and he showed me that a tribe doesn't have the right to keep a wolf like this one in their territory.
After being told the rules, the game master said to Kix, "You know the rules, so I'm going to make fun of you," and then did just that. It looks like everything is like a joke toward him.
"What do you mean exactly when you say that?"
"Are there really that many of us here that you're willing to murder that wolf?" Before she started talking, Kix's first look was in our direction, and she made an angry noise with her lips. When I turned my attention to Faolan, I paid close attention to him.
I looked him in the eye and said, "He needs help right away. It looks like he was in worse shape when we got here."
When I told him what I said, he nodded his head to agree.
When he said, "When Raven comes back here, I'll heal him," I gave him a nod. He said something else after that.
I told him, "You need to help that man too," to get him to help the other person, but all he did was smile at me. I told him, "You need to help that man too," to get him to help the other person.
"First, let's take care of the most important thing: let's see how well he can talk to that game master.
After hearing what you had to say, he said, "You said you knew he was an alpha, and then we watched them."
Don't you think you might be interested in a Kix ceremony? Do you want to get into trouble for no obvious reason? Do you want to do things like this?" The game master started by looking at both of us while his hands were crossed.
He said, "This will be fun and exciting at the same time, and I'd love to see that," and he laughed at me as I looked at him and held my hand out to him.
He said, "I would love to watch."
"That scoundrel is so rude! I told Faolan that he was an annoying person. And his eyes went to me.
"Don't lose your calm. "You know what our goals are," he said, and after that I didn't say anything else. I really don't want to make any more mistakes.
"If you want, I'll drive you to the wedding! You will be able to compete in the tournament with them and those other two. When he pointed in our direction, my heart was beating so fast that it made my pupils widen for a second. You will have to fight to become a soldier, and if you don't pass the tests and trials, you will let me kill you all!" He said that men were interested in Faolan because of it.
"What do you think about it?" When I asked him about it, he laughed at me while Raven went back to the hurt wolf and tried to help him get better. Before we start walking toward the game master and Kix, Faolan stands up and tells me to do the same.
"Are you going to let us take part in the competition?" Faolan asked the game master again while he carefully looked at Kix from head to toe.
The game master said, "Yes, I'll put you and Kix on the higher list if you're willing to risk your life." He said this as if he'd rather play with us than with the second Faolan who answered him.
"If you're willing to put your life on the line," he said.
"I don't like playing with the second Faolan."
"Okay, we've got a deal," he said as he looked at him. “Faolan!” I started, but he didn't even turn to look at me. Because I know him, I know that he will never make a choice if he isn't sure how he will benefit from it.
"Faolan!" I uteterd again.
I gave him a sideways look when he said, "I'll bet my life on this, and I'll fight you in the tournament to show you who's boss."
He told me, "I'll make sure you know where you stand."
"Me too! I will," Kix said, crossing his arms. Other wolves in the area could be heard muttering.
"Faolan, how did you get into all this trouble?" As I whisper something to Kix, he looks away from me and at the game master.
When he said, "I'll put my life on the line for this, but there's one catch," everyone became interested and moved closer to him. Everyone was interested when he said, "I'll bet my life on this, but there's one catch."
"What kind of illness are you really sick with? Are you sure you'll be able to do that even though you'll be the prey during the competition? The game master is very proud of the fact that it made me even more angry than I was before.
"You can bet that with your last dollar!" After I said it in a friendly way, everyone turned their attention to me as the main topic of conversation. I looked at him with a determined expression and boldly said, "I'll fight with them, too."
When I said, "I'll take the challenge," Kix gave me a sideways look and then looked in my direction.
"I'm sorry, but I just can't let this go," Kix told the game master, who was looking at us with a crease between his brows and a wide-open mouth. "We're willing to take on the challenge, but only if they agree to these conditions: I know that this is also what they want, which is why they're okay with this arrangement."
Kix was responding to the game master's insistence that they take part in the challenge.
You said, "If we're good at what we're doing, we should be able to serve as royal guards, which is like being a soldier."
Faolan looked at me at that point, and I could tell that we were both impressed by what he had just said.
The devil himself knows where he got the information.
Is it the gift he gave you that you took home?