Magit

Here where Magit could kill the crippled minotaur and return home to claim that the fight had been a fair and glori - ous one.

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Magit had only recently thought up this bovine humor.

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Magit sat upon his horse, his hands on the pommel, facing his men.

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Magit made a show of squinting up at the sky, which was a pale and unwholesome yellow, a peculiar shade, such as none of the Knights had ever before seen.

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"Do you refuse to obey my command, minotaur?" demanded Magit angrily.

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She turned the amber eyes back to Galdar, who could have sworn he saw the body of Magit locked inside.

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Talon Leader Magit rode about half a mile when it occurred to him that he did not hear other hoof beats.

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Ernst Magit wanted to leave this place as much as any of them.

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They were an awful sight, and even Talon Leader Magit, gazing upon them for the first time, wondered privately if his decision to ride into this part of the valley had been a smart one.

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Leaning over his horse's neck, Magit spoke in mock confi - dentiality.

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