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... een through it with Iris, Morgana and Umbra at different times of the day. I’d been to the farm twice now which made up about ninety percent of Elkilbour. That time I had been to the more pasture fields while this time we went to the farming crops. We passed through these golden fields on our way in and I’d flown over them a few times as well.

I can’t say they were that exciting. But, there were a few alive farm animals as well and it made for a pleasant walk.

Teaching Samiya to ...

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