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Pain was a tool, after all. Sometimes it was the best tool.
pretty, but today was ten times better – that day, perhaps, when spring looks around herself and sees summer standing nearby, strong and handsome and with a cocky grin on his tanned face.
The mild, spicy smell of old books hit him, and the smell was somehow like coming home.
he was a city boy, and the only thing he knew for sure about trees was that some had leaves and some had needles)
‘YOU ARE KA-TET; ONE MADE FROM MANY. SO AM I. WHOSE KA-TET IS THE STRONGER IS SOMETHING WE MUST NOW PROVE.’

