A shadow fell across him.

Looking up, Gessler found he was face-to-face with the

troll. The
monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.
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ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.A shadow fell across him. Looking up, Gessler found he was face-to-
face with the troll. The
monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.
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monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
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monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
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from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
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monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
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the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him. the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.A shadow fell across him. Looking up, Gessler found he was face-to-
face with the troll. The
monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
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supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
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darkness
swallowed him.iful girl with laughing eyes and hair like spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.A shadow fell across him. Looking up, Gessler found he was face-to-
face with the troll. The
monster was standing over him. Grinning, it leaned forward to inspect its prize,
saliva drooling
from its mouth and leaving discoloured patches in the grass as it dripped to the
ground.
Time seemed to slow. As he faced the last moments until his death, Gessler found
the
world grew distant. He could hear the sounds of battle, the roar of orcs and the
screams of
men, but they felt far away, drowned out by the noise of the troll’s breathing.
Gessler’s final thoughts were of a beautiful girl with laughing eyes and hair like
spun gold.
He did not blame her for his misfortunes. He had known her only a few hours, but he

supposed he loved her. In another world, perhaps they could have been happy.
The troll opened its mouth. The last thing Gessler saw was its teeth. Then,
darkness
swallowed him.