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... ooking for us themself after we burned down their underling.
Whoever found the other first would have an overwhelming advantage.
Our advantage was that we had rendered the sensors of his underling useless.
We had discovered that it could detect enemies by their carbon dioxide levels.
It didn’t react to meat, but it ate a pig. Even when I burned it, it expressly thrusted its ivy and branches into the flames. That was why the fire spread so far.
The reason f ...
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