, quot;t fly like c live as long as  to c t.quot;

    trangeness of this knowledge.

    quot;Does t mean alaimon.

    quot;Be patient.quot;

    quot;And c all c;

    quot;t c   os ;

    t. Serafina turned to tingale and said, quot; is your name?quot;

    quot;I  knoil I orn a;

    quot;t;

    quot;Kirjava,quot; said Pantalaimon, trying t; does it mean?quot;

    quot;Soon you  means. But no; Serafina  on, quot;you must listen carefully, because Im going to tell you w you s;

    quot;No,quot; said Kirjava forcefully.

    Serafina said gently, quot;I can one t you knoo say.quot;

    quot;e dont  to !quot; said Pantalaimon.

    quot;Its too soon,quot; said tingale. quot;Its mucoo soon.quot;

    Serafina , because s sorroo guide to ation subside before s on.

    quot;; she said.

    quot;t; said Pantalaimon. quot;Every.quot;

    quot;And you saw...”

    quot;Yes,quot; said Kirjava, quot;we looked closely, and we saw w was ;

    quot;e sa an angel,quot; said Pantalaimon quickly. quot;And tle people come from, too, ;

    told tc trying to distract ; but s talk, because of thers voice.

    But eventually t of to tell . tle, endless wil Serafina Pekkala said:

    quot;You o punis; my Kaisa did just ter I came te barrens. But o me eventually, because o  o be done next. Because you o tell t you kno;

    Pantalaimon cried aloud, a pure, cold os and burroure table fear came into being.

    Serafina c not compassion