Editing Madan no Ou to Vanadis:Volume 02 Chapter 5 - MTL
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“Wha--- I will not permit you to insult my mother!” |
“Wha--- I will not permit you to insult my mother!” |
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− | Ellen's bright red eyes and Ludmira's deep blue |
+ | Ellen's bright red eyes and Ludmira's deep blue pupils exploded with hostility. |
“I see, so it was your mother. Good. You should come with her and I can teach you both how to properly prostrate yourself.” |
“I see, so it was your mother. Good. You should come with her and I can teach you both how to properly prostrate yourself.” |
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They quickly made preparations. Early the next morning one hundred LeitMeritz cavalry, led by Tigre and Ellen, used the morning mist to approach the foot of the Tatra Mountains. |
They quickly made preparations. Early the next morning one hundred LeitMeritz cavalry, led by Tigre and Ellen, used the morning mist to approach the foot of the Tatra Mountains. |
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− | Lim took command of the remaining soldiers and attacked the mountain path. Though dissatisfaction clearly showed in her blue |
+ | Lim took command of the remaining soldiers and attacked the mountain path. Though dissatisfaction clearly showed in her blue pupils, she followed directions while maintaining her expressionless facade. |
Though there were only one hundred cavalry, it was difficult to travel along the mountain without a road. The soldiers did not wear armor but a combination of fur and leather. There were many who were injured as their feet slipped and the rocks fell on top of them. |
Though there were only one hundred cavalry, it was difficult to travel along the mountain without a road. The soldiers did not wear armor but a combination of fur and leather. There were many who were injured as their feet slipped and the rocks fell on top of them. |