Wednesday afternoon, a chill rolls in over the Rowan lake, though it's difficult to tell anywhere but on the surface. The waters grow dark and choppy, and even the sun hides behind the dingy grey clouds that have swept in to dampen Jhelbor
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He swallowed thickly, wishing harder for something good to happen and nearly cursing out loud when a button spontaneously popped off his shirt. He was going to have to learn better control and fast because if that was the best he could do he was going to die in Rowan, Elimyr or not. Although it seemed increasingly likely that it'd be Elimyr.
Lacking any other options, he just kept on wishing. Goodnicehappyalivealivealivegood.
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There was no way she could have known this was going to happen. Circumstances out of her control. And before Royal left, that was all he talked about. Circumstances in and out of your control. Take what you can, and leave the rest.
It was about time goblins stepped up and took control.
"You know goblins," she said, soft and smooth. "We'll sneak our way into anything." Elimyr could blame her, not them. The worldwalkers were innocent.
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