Meanwhile, In the midst of silence in Miraniaâs room where Mirania and Chera had left, the doorknob rattled.
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The door began to open after a series of door rings went off the knob.
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A black and moist nose appeared through the open gap of the door.
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It was Grecan, whom the witches were looking for everywhere.
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Grecan, who pretended to run away to the forest and returned to the castle, heard Miraniaâs orders as he entered the castle.
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However, since he was ordered to return to the castle, Grecan was already in the castle and was not affected by the order.
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It was Miraniaâs mistake in thinking that he had only run far away from the castle.
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Grecan, not bound by orders, went up the stairs without hesitation and arrived at Miraniaâs room.
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At first, Grecan had a planâŚ
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It wasnât to run away and escape from the witches.
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Not long ago, the validity of Miraniaâs orders had expired. What was the order? itâs the order not to touch the Leberianz.
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Grecanâs eyes sparkled, waiting only for this moment.
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Waiting until the effective time expires and then moving along with his plan, Grecan carefully calculated and moved.
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Grecan walked in and strolled around the desk where the coffin of Leberianz was located.
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Then, with a snap, Grecan pushed the coffin with his front foot.
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Thud!
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The coffin fell and there was a noise. Grecan peeked out of the window.
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âCome back to the castle, Grecan!â
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The sound of Miraniaâs command rang, and the sound of the coffin falling seemed to have been buried thanks to it. No one has noticed his actions yet.
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Reassured, Grecan approached the coffin. He knocked on the half-open lid with his foot in the impact of the fall.
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Then Leberianz in the coffin was revealed. Without hesitation, Grecan opened his mouth wide and bit Leberianzâs thin ankle.
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Along with the cold, the body odor of the bats sips in through his nose.
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âGrowl!â
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Grecan growls disapprovingly.
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âStrange smellâŚâ
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However, I couldnât leave him like this because I donât like the smell.
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Grecan has been hunting since the time other baby wolves were being fed.
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Grecanâs hunting style was to leave no trace. Chewing each and every bone.
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It was a way to increase the survival rate, and it was effective even in secret moments like now.
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Grecan stepped back biting Leberianzâs ankle. When Leberianzâs butt was caught and he couldnât get out of the coffin, he bounced upward.
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After Leberianzâs butt came out of the coffin, it was easy.
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Grecan turned his head and pulled Leberianzâs body out of the coffin.
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Thud!
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Leberianzâs head hit the floor, making a noise. Bright blonde hair scattered messily on the floor. It looked like they would let out a sigh of regret if those who loved art had seen it.
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Of course, Grecan did not care at all, and crept back biting Leberianz.
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Leberianz was a little smaller than Grecan.
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He was smaller than Grecan, but his features are thicker and bigger than when Scarlet first brought him.
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Grecan felt reluctant about this too. Leberianz doesnât eat meat as he does, but he has grown up to this extent.
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Raised from Miraniaâs blood, Leberianz seemed to be able to open his eyes immediately.
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âFrom today, this unpleasant feeling will be over.â
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Grecan decided to take care of Leberianz before he could grow any older.
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He didnât really like Leberianz. Not only his unpleasant smell but the cold air that floats like a cold spore.
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Most of all, it bothered him that the great witch was putting all her attention on him.
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âYou forced me to come and do this.â
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Itâs a complete mess.
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His nose twitched nervously at the complaints piled up in his chest. In any case, Leberianz would not have attracted anyoneâs attention after today.
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I have already looked for a suitable place for you.
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Slowly, sneakingâŚ
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Grecan carefully dragged him down the stairs. There was a constant sound of a light body being swept on the floor.
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As he went down one step at a time, Leberianzâs head hit the floor repeatedly.
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Bam! Bam!
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Of course, Grecan didnât care. When he saw a sign of someone coming up, he dragged him into the room, and since no one was there, he moved on.
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The witches rushed there to help him with his covert crime, as Mirania spread the word that they were looking for him outside.
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After leaving the castle, Grecan walked down a small forest path. Leberianz was dragged away.
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There was a constant sound of tug as he pulled Leberianz back.
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The black suit worn by the bat people, clean and soft blondes, tangled with dust, gradually became dirty.
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After a long walk, Grecan arrived at a lake deep in the forest included in the Witch Castle.
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It was the place Grecan found while searching for Miraniaâs ball, and he set marks on it in preparation for this occasion.
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The water was very clear, but the bottom was so deep that it looked invisible and was perfect for plotting the crime.
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Grecan dragged the Leberianz toward the lake.
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Birds sitting around the tree and resting flew up in surprise when they smelled a predator.
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Mirania glanced a faint look at the broom.
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After ten orders, Grecan still did not show up.
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ââHe wouldnât have been able to get out of the witchâs realm.â
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Where the hell did he go?
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It was at that momentâŚ
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âMirania, thereâs a trail here!â Said by the little witch in the middle of the forest.
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Mirania immediately turned to the place where the little witch was and flew away.
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By the time Mirania arrived, one of Leberianzâs arms had already been soaked in the water.
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Mirania, who flew over in a broomstick and found Grecan, froze with surprise.
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It was almost her instinct to open her mouth agape.
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âGrecan put down Leberianz!â
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It was so urgent that the order of words changed. The night of obedience turned white.
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âOn the groundâŚâ
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It was before I finished speaking.
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Splash!
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Grecan quickly put down Leberianz. The problem was that Leberianzâs body was halfway across the lake.
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When Grecan let go, Leberianzâs body was sucked into the lake like a water ghost had pulled it.
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Slap!
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The surface of the lake fluctuated and the water rose.
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Miraniaâs mouth opened wide watching the scene.
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As soon as Mirania opened her mouth and spoke, Grecan, who quickly threw Leberianz into the lake, licked his arm, pretending he had done nothing wrong. It was a hateful, calm gesture.
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Chera, who arrived late and witnessed the scene, breathed in.
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âHeâs a real nutcase.â
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Miraniaâs mind went blank.
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As in the case with Grecan, Leberianz never forgets the harm someone has done to him as a shady bat.
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In Miraniaâs head, the troublesome situation after Leberianz woke up and the appearance of the bat people fighting for treating their successor badly were tangled.
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âItâs the worst.â
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Mirania heard the sound of her plans in her head, a plan that had been somewhat difficult but had been smooth, just simply raising Grecan and Leberianz, breaking into pieces.
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âCrazy dog!â
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I immediately ran away screaming and looked into the lake, but I couldnât see Leberianz, who had already sunk to the bottom.
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Cheraâs eyes widened at Miraniaâs curse at Grecan.
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âIâve never seen Mirania swear before.â
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The little witch, who found the trace, whispered, and Chera nodded in agreement.
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He had already thrown Leberianz into the lake, and Grecan, who was free from orders, turned pale.
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Even though he looked like a wolf, his dissatisfaction was vividly expressed.
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âIâm not a dog!â
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Not feeling the need to answer the question, Mirania threw off her cloak.
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Leberianz would drown if I donât find him soon.
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Leberianz wouldnât die easily. He wouldnât die as much even if he fell into the lake, but it wasnât without a problem.
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âIf he held a grudge against me for this, itâd be a headache.â
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I wouldnât have a choice but to restore him to his original state before he wakes up.
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It was a moment when Mirania was about to dive into the lake.