Just moments ago, a flash of palpitations had indeed swept through him, but the thought that Hume was completely confident and insisted there was nothing wrong made him simply tell the dwarf—who was eavesdropping at the door while putting on airs—to go and check out what was happening, while he himself went back to playing.
Upon hearing Hume's shout, however, Tru froze, realizing that something was amiss. While it was certainly wonderful to wield a blade to cut flowing water only to watch it flow on all the more, any matter had to be sorted by order of priority, urgency, and importance.
Hurriedly pulling up his pants, Tru ran toward the neighboring cabin.
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