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Fanfic: 2.Teil: Ein Engel hat Vatergefühle
Chapter: Part 2: An angel feels like a father
The little girl stood lonely and deserted on the hill, below her the houses of the city, above her the blue sky. She often stood on this hill, so often that some people in the city believed the little figure on the hill had become a stone there. The little girl's eyes were closed. She listened to the birds. Behind her, in the forest, there were many animals. But at the moment she only seemed to have eyes for the big building in the middle of the city. It was richly decorated, made of the finest materials. It towered beautifully into the sky. The transition from building to sky was always veiled with clouds. It wasn't a coincidence. This building didn't want you to see where it left off. She went ahead a little, until she came to a cliff. There she stood by the acquaintance and pushed herself off. She fell head down ...
Gem looked around the inn. An old druid, a strange figure, a dog, a drinker and some villagers sat and drank their drinks.She was a little surprised to see a dog drinking whiskey. It wasn't normal. It wasn't normal even for this world. Ravius focused on her gaze and explained: "This is a farmer from our region, he used to be a human. Until a magician gave him a book to learn about transmutation spells. His children tried it, he has been a dog since then . Nobody can help him anymore, the spell has been in effect for too long than if someone could lift it. Now he makes his living as a shepherd. Hey, someone sent us a rat. "Now Gem noticed it too. A small, gray rat sat on her table. She had a note tied around her neck. Rats were the world's couriers. But rats could only be used for letters on land. If you wanted to send a letter across the sea you needed a seagull. The animals were trained to deliver letters. You didn't need postage stamps, but you had to pay a rat tax.Gem took the letter from the rat. This immediately snuggled into Gems hand and could easily be put in one of her coat pockets. There the rat curled up in a ball and slept. Gem read the letter carefully. She handed the letter to Ravius and with just a quick nod it was clear to them that they had to leave. They left a piece of gold for the landlord and trudged towards the castle ...
Gem looked around the inn. An old druid, a strange figure, a dog, a drinker and some villagers sat and drank their drinks.She was a little surprised to see a dog drinking whiskey. It wasn't normal. It wasn't normal even for this world. Ravius focused on her gaze and explained: "This is a farmer from our region, he used to be a human. Until a magician gave him a book to learn about transmutation spells. His children tried it, he has been a dog since then . Nobody can help him anymore, the spell has been in effect for too long than if someone could lift it. Now he makes his living as a shepherd. Hey, someone sent us a rat. "Now Gem noticed it too. A small, gray rat sat on her table. She had a note tied around her neck. Rats were the world's couriers. But rats could only be used for letters on land. If you wanted to send a letter across the sea you needed a seagull. The animals were trained to deliver letters. You didn't need postage stamps, but you had to pay a rat tax.Gem took the letter from the rat. This immediately snuggled into Gems hand and could easily be put in one of her coat pockets. There the rat curled up in a ball and slept. Gem read the letter carefully. She handed the letter to Ravius and with just a quick nod it was clear to them that they had to leave. They left a piece of gold for the landlord and trudged towards the castle ...