“Sir Orlie, I have something I’d like to ask.” “If it’s something I can answer, I’ll do so honestly.” Orlie adopted a soft, attentive posture, listening intently. In truth, there were many things I wanted to ask.

Sir Orlie: “I agree. The poor people in the outskirts of the walls are all saved by that kid.” Count Ertinez: “He was with a mercenary group, you say?” Sir Orlie: “Yes. The group seems to have a bad reputation, so I tried to coax that little rascal out of it, but he wouldn’t leave, no matter what.

Orlie, with his hunched back and blinking eyes, casually passed by a monk copying text and led me toward the shelves. It was all religious texts and there were no real clues, so it would be a lie to say I wasn’t bored—but I could manage this much. As Orlie explained the origins of the shelves, we reached a somewhat secluded area.

One for Archbishop Butier, one for the knight leading the funeral procession, most likely known as Sir Orlie. And the remaining one illuminated the alley. An alley not far from here, leading toward the square.

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Leonardo struck the creature’s knee, knocking it off balance, and in one swift motion, Orlie plunged a spear into its neck, severing its head. Even with its rapid regenerative abilities, the creature—already absorbed by the consumption of a human—could not regenerate its severed head and collapsed.

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