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<center><span style="color:purple;font-weight:bold"><big><big>'''Jena Year 2467'''</big></big></span></center>
 
<center><span style="color:purple;font-weight:bold"><big><big>'''Jena Year 2467'''</big></big></span></center>
{{Quotation|''Bélénor Nébius, narrator''|Panting and sweating, Belenor ran laboriously through the streets of Fyre. It was early, he had slept badly and his body was aching. In short, he was in a bad mood. But why had he had the misfortune to qualify, he who hated to make the least physical effort? His honor as a Fyros, no doubt. Every year, the Fyros Empire held the Academy Games, a national event with a multitude of events open to every student between the ages of ten and eighteen. The age mix was an important part of the event, allowing each youngster to learn from the older ones, and each older to learn humility. After several days of qualifying, the long-awaited day of the finals had arrived. The quarter-coriolis was one of them. It consisted of a long distance race of about 125 kilometers, corresponding to a quarter of the distance between Coriolis and Fyre. Divided into five 25-kilometer laps, the race went through the different districts of the city. This trial, one of the most recent ones, had been inaugurated thirty-five years earlier by the Emperor Abylus the Erudite. It was a tribute to the Fyrossa Aporalion Deps, who undertook a twenty-four hour race between the two cities to warn the sharükos of the impending cataclysmic fire, and who died like a number of Fyros fighting the fire at the gates of Fyre. This was the first time that Belenor, now thirteen years old, had qualified to run in the quarter-coriolis. The previous three years he had narrowly failed to qualify. Today, feeling as bad as he had ever felt, he bitterly regretted his achievement. It is thus with relief that, crushed by the heat of the daystar and drowned under the cries of the crowd, he saw in the distance the famous saving tunnel. Several kilometers long, this ancient vein of sap ran under the city and through the poorest district of the capital. If, caught up in the effort, Belenor had already forgotten how many laps he was at, he had not forgotten the freshness and priceless calm of the depths of the Bark. And as he swallowed the last few strides, he dived into the only non-hostile segment of the course. Taking advantage of this moment of respite, the Fyros slowed his pace and infused his legs with Sap to ease his muscles and joints. While several runners passed him on this occasion, he had long ago put aside any idea of ranking. The last place suited him perfectly. He would distinguish himself otherwise at the end of the morning, during his preferred trial: military strategy. The past three years, Melkiar had won this event. If he had an advantage due to his age, and therefore his experience, Belenor still expected to succeed in defeating him sooner or later. Ah, how good it was to think of the calm and freshness of an amphitheater, the scratching of quills on paper, the rolling of dice on wood, the beauty of measuring instruments and topographical maps…. Lost in his thoughts, smiling, Belenor ran nonchalantly in the wide and cool dark tunnel, letting several of his competitors pass. Two silhouettes, in particular, passed him on his right and left. In the darkness, they looked absolutely identical: two huge rectangular blocks of bark mounted on two large wooden poles. Even before Belenor recognized the two Fyros, they joined hands and braked immediately. The dreamer's nose crashed into Varran's gnarled triceps, and the rest of his body, destabilised, slid onto the sawdust. The Decos twins burst out laughing and Belenor grabbed his face swearing. He was dripping with blood.
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{{Quotation|''Belenor Nebius, narrator''|Panting and sweating, Belenor ran laboriously through the streets of Fyre. It was early, he had slept badly and his body was aching. In short, he was in a bad mood. But why had he had the misfortune to qualify, he who hated to make the least physical effort? His honor as a Fyros, no doubt. Every year, the Fyros Empire held the Academy Games, a national event with a multitude of events open to every student between the ages of ten and eighteen. The age mix was an important part of the event, allowing each youngster to learn from the older ones, and each older to learn humility. After several days of qualifying, the long-awaited day of the finals had arrived. The quarter-coriolis was one of them. It consisted of a long distance race corresponding to a quarter of the distance between Coriolis and Fyre. Divided into five laps, the race went through the different districts of the city. This trial, one of the most recent ones, had been inaugurated thirty-five years earlier by the Emperor Abylus the Learned. It was a tribute to the Fyrossa Aporalion Deps, who undertook a twenty-four hour race between the two cities to warn the sharükos of the impending cataclysmic fire, and who died like a number of Fyros fighting the fire at the gates of Fyre. This was the first time that Belenor, now thirteen years old, had qualified to run in the quarter-coriolis. The previous three years he had narrowly failed to qualify. Today, feeling as bad as he had ever felt, he bitterly regretted his achievement. It is thus with relief that, crushed by the heat of the daystar and drowned under the cries of the crowd, he saw in the distance the famous saving tunnel. Several kilometers long, this ancient vein of sap ran under the city and through the poorest district of the capital. If, caught up in the effort, Belenor had already forgotten how many laps he was at, he had not forgotten the freshness and priceless calm of the depths of the Bark. And as he swallowed the last few strides, he dived into the only non-hostile segment of the course. Taking advantage of this moment of respite, the Fyros slowed his pace and infused his legs with Sap to ease his muscles and joints. While several runners passed him on this occasion, he had long ago put aside any idea of ranking. The last place suited him perfectly. He would distinguish himself otherwise at the end of the morning, during his preferred trial: military strategy. The past three years, Melkiar had won this event. If he had an advantage due to his age, and therefore his experience, Belenor still expected to succeed in defeating him sooner or later. Ah, how good it was to think of the calm and freshness of an amphitheater, the scratching of quills on paper, the rolling of dice on wood, the beauty of measuring instruments and topographical maps…. Lost in his thoughts, smiling, Belenor ran nonchalantly in the wide and cool dark tunnel, letting several of his competitors pass. Two silhouettes, in particular, passed him on his right and left. In the darkness, they looked absolutely identical: two huge rectangular blocks of bark mounted on two large wooden poles. Even before Belenor recognized the two Fyros, they joined hands and braked immediately. The dreamer's nose crashed into Varran's gnarled triceps, and the rest of his body, destabilised, slid onto the sawdust. The Decos twins burst out laughing and Belenor grabbed his face swearing. He was dripping with blood.
  
 
:''"Gotta stay focused Belenut! I bet you were still thinking about your black Zoraï."
 
:''"Gotta stay focused Belenut! I bet you were still thinking about your black Zoraï."
  
:''"Yeah, it's all very well to know how to write, but that's not what will help you survive in the real world, huh?" added Garius.
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:''"Yeah, it's all very well to know how to write, but that's not what will help you survive in the real world, huh?"'' added Garius.
  
 
Belenor made his nose crack and stood up like a fury.
 
Belenor made his nose crack and stood up like a fury.
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Putting his money where his mouth was, the huge Fyros dropped him to the dusty floor. Without adding another word, he patted Garius on the shoulder and both resume their run.
 
Putting his money where his mouth was, the huge Fyros dropped him to the dusty floor. Without adding another word, he patted Garius on the shoulder and both resume their run.
  
Exasperated, Belenor leaned against a doorway adjoining the bark wall of the cavernous avenue and made Sap circulate his nose. He had never expected to win this race, so after all, he could use a little rest. On the opposite wall of the tunnel, large skylights offered a view of the working-class district of Fyre, whose makeshift dwellings, linked by a network of suspension bridges, were built on the bark walls of a gigantic abyssal shaft. Deprived of daylight, the neighborhood was lit with large torches, obviously combined with the handcrafted fire-fighting systems for which the Fyros were famous. Belenor had been inspired by the working-class district of Fyre to invent the village the hero of his fiction would live in, which he imagined would be built inside a gigantic jungle tree stump, lit largely by lamps containing fireflies. Soothed by this vision, the Fyros sat down and allowed himself to reverie. Unfortunately, the pause was short-lived, for no sooner had his mind escaped than a new runner stopped at his level. In spite of the half-light, Belenor recognized without difficulty his body: muscular buttocks, traced abdominal muscles, veiny forearms, massive shoulders and little developed breast. Xynala. Dressed of a wide panties and a simple bra, the warrior put her hands on her chiseled obliques and sighed. From the top of her fifteen years, she fixed him with a severe air.
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Exasperated, Belenor leaned against a doorway adjoining the bark wall of the gallery and made Sap circulate his nose. He had never expected to win this race, so after all, he could use a little rest. On the opposite wall of the tunnel, large skylights offered a view of the working-class district of Fyre, whose makeshift dwellings, linked by a network of suspension bridges, were built on the bark walls of a gigantic abyssal shaft. Deprived of daylight, the neighborhood was lit with large torches, obviously combined with the handcrafted fire-fighting systems for which the Fyros were famous. Belenor had been inspired by the working-class district of Fyre to invent the village the hero of his fiction would live in, which he imagined would be built inside a gigantic jungle tree stump, lit largely by lamps containing fireflies. Soothed by this vision, the Fyros sat down and allowed himself to reverie. Unfortunately, the pause was short-lived, for no sooner had his mind escaped than a new runner stopped at his level. In spite of the half-light, Belenor recognized without difficulty his body: muscular buttocks, traced abdominal muscles, veiny forearms, massive shoulders and little developed breast. Xynala. Dressed of a wide panties and a simple bra, the warrior, whose blond hair was maintained by a broad band, put her hands on her chiseled obliques and sighed. From the top of her fifteen years, she fixed him with a severe air.
  
 
:''"Is this a joke, Belenor? Do you think it's time to rest?"
 
:''"Is this a joke, Belenor? Do you think it's time to rest?"
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For all answer, the Fyrossa held out a hand to him. In her eyes, the severity had given way to compassion.
 
For all answer, the Fyrossa held out a hand to him. In her eyes, the severity had given way to compassion.
  
:''"I'm sorry…. You know them, they're not mean. They're just… a little stupid?"
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:''"I see…. You know them, they're not mean. They're just… a little stupid?"
  
 
Belenor grabbed her classmate's hand and stood up.
 
Belenor grabbed her classmate's hand and stood up.
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:''"I know, I know…. That's why I try to be patient. But if they don't change at eighteen, when will they?Anyway, let's get back to this race. You're building up a backlog."
 
:''"I know, I know…. That's why I try to be patient. But if they don't change at eighteen, when will they?Anyway, let's get back to this race. You're building up a backlog."
 
  
 
At these words, Xynala did some stretching.
 
At these words, Xynala did some stretching.
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:''"See you later, Belenor, and take heart!"
 
:''"See you later, Belenor, and take heart!"
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After watching for a few seconds the beautiful acceleration of his comrade, he turned around. She was right. Her song could be heard echoing in the tunnel. Belenor smiled. He knew well this lugubrious rhyme, whose words gained in amplitude as the interpreter approached. He knew that voice well, which had recently begun to change in such a singular way:
 
After watching for a few seconds the beautiful acceleration of his comrade, he turned around. She was right. Her song could be heard echoing in the tunnel. Belenor smiled. He knew well this lugubrious rhyme, whose words gained in amplitude as the interpreter approached. He knew that voice well, which had recently begun to change in such a singular way:
 
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<poem>
           In their flying ships,
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           ''In their flying ships,
           Lonely and hungry,
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           '''Lonely and hungry,
           Led by the song of the wind,
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           ''Led by the song of the wind,
           Found a star at feet.
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           ''Found a star at feet.
  
           In the endless night,
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           ''In the endless night,
           Pilgrims and orphans,
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           ''Pilgrims and orphans,
           With their ineffable powers,
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           ''With their ineffable powers,
           Made morning sprout.
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           ''Made morning sprout.
  
           In their mill of ideas,
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           ''In their mill of ideas,
           Arrogant and impatient,
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           ''Arrogant and impatient,
           Forgetful of the past,
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           ''Forgetful of the past,
           Paid the price of blood.
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           ''Paid the price of blood.
  
           In their faltering boats,
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           ''In their faltering boats,
           Visionaries and torturers,
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           ''Visionaries and torturers,
           With their bloody hands,
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           ''With their bloody hands,
           Given birth to chimeras.
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           ''Given birth to chimeras.
 
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</poem>
Belenor had caught himself closing his eyes during the song and accompanying the verses with his whispers. Yet the following was missing. Disappointed, the Fyros opened his eyes. Unsurprisingly, Brandille was now facing him, face wearing a mischievous smile. True to those of his people, the child had grown little. This was not the case with her multicolored braids, which were now floating at her buttocks.
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Belenor had caught himself closing his eyes during the song and accompanying the verses with his whispers. Definitely appeased, the Fyros opened his eyelids, all smiles. Not surprisingly, Brandille was now facing him, her large mauve eyes filled with malice. True to those of his people, the child had grown little. This was not the case with her multicolored braids, which were now floating at her buttocks.
  
 
:''"Hi again, my Belenice! What are you doing here? Are you dallyin'? Are you daydreamin'? Is something bothering you?"
 
:''"Hi again, my Belenice! What are you doing here? Are you dallyin'? Are you daydreamin'? Is something bothering you?"
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:''"No, everything is fine. Thanks for your concern. And you, why did you stop running?"
 
:''"No, everything is fine. Thanks for your concern. And you, why did you stop running?"
  
:''"Because I stopped singing," his friend answered immediately.
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:''"Because I stopped singing."'' his friend answered immediately.
  
Belenor frowned. If he wanted to bounce back by asking her why she had stopped singing, he knew in advance that his answer would not suit him.
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Belenor frowned. If he wanted to bounce back and ask her how singing was a prerequisite for running, he knew in advance that his answer would not suit him.
  
 
:''"You know, you shouldn't stop, you run the risk of getting double-crossed over. You know the fable of the gubani and the arma, don't you?"
 
:''"You know, you shouldn't stop, you run the risk of getting double-crossed over. You know the fable of the gubani and the arma, don't you?"
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:''"Oh, come on, I'm more than a lap ahead of the runner in second place. By the way, Melkiar is well placed this year, he has improved again. But how far will the child prodigy go? I wonder. Anyway, do you want to come with me to the finish line so I can start singing again?"
 
:''"Oh, come on, I'm more than a lap ahead of the runner in second place. By the way, Melkiar is well placed this year, he has improved again. But how far will the child prodigy go? I wonder. Anyway, do you want to come with me to the finish line so I can start singing again?"
  
Belenor nodded and the two friends set off again side by side. His friend was well ahead, but nothing in her behavior or in her body signals showed any fatigue. Brandille was not panting. Brandille was not sweating. In fact, Brandille was not running: Brandille was sliding. Minutes passed, and with them, the light at the end of the tunnel appeared. For Brandille, the finish line was approaching, and for Belenor, the beginning of a new and endless lap was preparing. And as the calm darkness of the dried out vein gave way to the exhilaration of the audience and the sweltering heat outside, true to her reputation, Brandille leapt. Without even asking for his consent, the acrobat jumped with both feet on Belenor's shoulders and propelled himself in the air. One quadruple salto later, Brandille was landing in the hot sawdust under the acclamations of the crowd in jubilation, agglutinated at the doorsteps, at the windows, or on the many raised passages which made it possible to navigate between the various floors of the city. If Belenor was disconcerted by the maneuver made by his friend in the middle of a discussion, he was especially surprised to have felt almost no pressure on his shoulders. Definitely, the Sap that ran through Brandille was nothing like the one that ran through the other homins, Belenor was sure of it. The Fyros had asked himself many questions about this in the past. If his friend remained enigmatic about his early childhood, and had fun telling different stories to the different people who questioned her, one element seemed to come back regularly. Indeed, Brandille often referred to the Lands of Storms, this mysterious land located east of the Great Sea, and whose titanic and infinite storms that constantly rolled there prevented any exploration. Although exchanges between the Trykoth Federation and the Fyros Empire had been commonplace since the construction of the Aqueduct, and although he had occasionally come across Trykers in Fyre, Belenor had never heard of homins living in the Stormlands. Finally, Brandille had never clearly explained the reason for his presence in Fyre. As long as he had known his friend, he had always seen her dwelling in the orphanage in the capital. So the mystery remained, even so many years after their meeting.
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Belenor nodded and the two friends set off again side by side. His friend was well ahead, but nothing in her behavior or in her body signals showed any fatigue. Brandille was not panting. Brandille was not sweating. In fact, Brandille was not running: Brandille was sliding. Minutes passed, and with them, the light at the end of the tunnel appeared. For Brandille, the finish line was approaching, and for Belenor, the beginning of a new and endless lap was preparing. And as the calm darkness of the dried out vein gave way to the exhilaration of the audience and the sweltering heat outside, true to her reputation, Brandille leapt. Without even asking for his consent, the acrobat jumped with both feet on Belenor's shoulders and propelled himself in the air. One quadruple salto later, Brandille was landing in the hot sawdust of Dyros Avenue under the acclamations of the crowd in jubilation, agglutinated at the doorsteps, at the windows, or on the many raised passages which made it possible to navigate between the various floors of the city. If Belenor was disconcerted by the maneuver made by his friend in the middle of a discussion, he was especially surprised to have felt almost no pressure on his shoulders. Definitely, the Sap that ran through Brandille was nothing like the one that ran through the other homins, Belenor was sure of it. The Fyros had asked himself many questions about this in the past. If his friend remained enigmatic about his early childhood, and had fun telling different stories to the different people who questioned her, one element seemed to come back regularly. Indeed, Brandille sometimes referred to the Storm Isles, that mysterious maritime land located east of the Great Puddle, and whose titanic and infinite storms that constantly rolled there prevented any exploration. Although exchanges between the Trykoth Federation and the Fyros Empire had been commonplace since the construction of the Aqueduct, and although he had occasionally come across Trykers in Fyre, Belenor had never heard of homins living in the Storm Isles. Finally, Brandille had never clearly explained the reason for his presence in Fyre. As long as he had known his friend, he had always seen her dwelling in the orphanage in the capital. So the mystery remained, even so many years after their meeting.
  
Drunk with praise, Brandille continued to flit theatrically as the finish line drew near. While Belenor tried to stay focused on his own race, his friend's pirouettes allowed him to forget the feelings of pain and fatigue that were running through him. Finally, he passed Brandille, who preferred to perform acrobatic tricks, and began his new lap. The crowd exploded when his friend also crossed the finish line. By reflex, Belenor turned around. He almost lost his balance when he saw Melkiar, located only a few meters behind him. He was accompanied by Tisse Apoan, a particularly slim Fyrossa with red hair. The two runners reached his level and Melkiar slowed down. Belenor stiffened.
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Drunk with praise, Brandille continued to flit theatrically as the finish line drew near. While Belenor tried to stay focused on his own race, his friend's pirouettes allowed him to forget the feelings of pain and fatigue that were running through him. Finally, he passed Brandille, who preferred to perform acrobatic tricks, and began his new lap. The crowd exploded when his friend also crossed the finish line. By reflex, Belenor turned around. He almost lost his balance when he saw Melkiar, located only a few meters behind him. He was accompanied by Tisse Apoan, a particularly slim Fyrossa with a generous chest and red hair. The two runners reached his level and Melkiar slowed down. Belenor stiffened.
  
 
:''"So, Belenor, how are you enjoying your first quarter-coriolis?"
 
:''"So, Belenor, how are you enjoying your first quarter-coriolis?"
  
:''"E... trying and boring."
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:''"S… Strenuous and boring."
  
 
Although Belenor pretended to remain focused on his race, he couldn't help but glance at his comrade. Melkiar's body was comparable to Xynala's. He was simply larger and more hairy. It was simply larger and hairier. Watching the drops of sweat beading between the young adult's pectoral muscles, Belenor had the misfortune to detect the scent of his perspiration drowned among the spicy scents that the streets of Fyre exhaled. A flash of lightning passed through him, and instantly he turned scarlet. Fortunately, Melkiar didn't realize anything. He went on.
 
Although Belenor pretended to remain focused on his race, he couldn't help but glance at his comrade. Melkiar's body was comparable to Xynala's. He was simply larger and more hairy. It was simply larger and hairier. Watching the drops of sweat beading between the young adult's pectoral muscles, Belenor had the misfortune to detect the scent of his perspiration drowned among the spicy scents that the streets of Fyre exhaled. A flash of lightning passed through him, and instantly he turned scarlet. Fortunately, Melkiar didn't realize anything. He went on.
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:''"Xynala, Melkiar, fight!"
 
:''"Xynala, Melkiar, fight!"
  
The first blows were delivered by the Fyrossa. No sooner had the fight begun than Xynala infused Sap into her legs and leapt four meters forward, clubs in the air. With a deafening crash, both weapons struck Melkiar's roundhouse. Under the shock, his boots sank into the sawdust. Taking advantage of her momentum, the Fyrossa carried a multitude of blows to her adversary, who nimbly parried them while retreating. And then, taking advantage of the ascendancy that he had granted to Xynala, Melkiar suddenly opened his guard. Pushing back one of the clubs of a powerful movement of shield, he struck a precise blow of hatchet to his rival. Skillfully, Xynala tilted her other weapon so that the blade of the hatchet was caught between two discs of her club. With a powerful flick of her wrist, the warrior swung her weapon, hoping to disarm or unbalance her opponent. Not willing to give up so quickly, Melkiar vigorously grabbed the handle of his hatchet and accompanied the spinning movement generated by Xynala. The Fyros pretended to tip over to the side and then performed a side cartwheel while leaning on the ground. He repeated the move a second time and dodged the blow that his rival tried to strike him using her second club. Having regained some distance, Melkiar spread his arms in provocation. In the stands, the crowd exploded, dazzled by this first spar.
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The first blows were delivered by the Fyrossa. No sooner had the fight begun than Xynala infused Sap into her legs and leapt four meters forward, clubs in the air. In a deafening crash, the two weapons hit Melkiar's roundel, whose boots sank into the sawdust under the power of the impact. Seizing her momentum, the Fyrossa carried a multitude of blows to her adversary, who nimbly parried them while retreating. And then, taking advantage of the ascendancy that he had granted to Xynala, Melkiar suddenly opened his guard: pushing back one of the clubs of a powerful movement of shield, he struck a precise blow of hatchet to his rival. This was not taking into account the skill of Xynala, who tilted her other weapon in such a way that the blade of the hatchet got stuck between two discs of her club. Then, with a powerful flick of her wrist, she swung her weapon, hoping to disarm or unbalance her opponent. Not intending to give up so quickly, Melkiar vigorously grabbed the handle of his hatchet and followed the rotating movement generated by Xynala. The Fyros pretended to tip over to the side and then performed a side cartwheel while leaning on the ground. He repeated the move a second time and dodged the blow that his rival tried to strike him using her second club. Having regained some distance, Melkiar finally spread his arms in provocation. In the stands, the crowd exploded, dazzled by this first spar.
  
 
:''"Nice block, Xynala. Am I not the one who teached you that technique?"
 
:''"Nice block, Xynala. Am I not the one who teached you that technique?"
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:''"Nice spin, Melkiar. Did Brandille teach you that stunt?"
 
:''"Nice spin, Melkiar. Did Brandille teach you that stunt?"
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Melkiar laissa échapper un rire sincère et referma sa garde. Et à nouveau, Xynala bondit, prête à abattre ses massues. Ce n’est qu’une fois en l’air qu’elle comprit sa bêtise, au moment même où son rival l’accueillait d’un coup de pied retourné dévastateur : face à un tel adversaire, innover était essentiel. La pointe de la botte s’enfonça dans son rein droit, et elle fût propulsée de plusieurs mètres en arrière. Avantagé, Melkiar se précipita vers la Fyrosse, désormais couchée dans la sciure. Infusant de la Sève au niveau de ses côtes cassées, Xynala se releva aussi vite qu’elle put. Malheureusement, elle n’eut pas le temps d’anticiper le lancé de rondache de Melkiar. Le projectile percuta violemment son bras droit et sa massue voltigea. Le guerrier arriva au corps-à-corps et une longue passe d’armes débuta, durant laquelle Melkiar prit progressivement l’ascendant. Plusieurs minutes passèrent ainsi, et finalement, le guerrier porta un coup crucial à son adversaire : sa hachette se ficha en profondeur dans la cuisse gauche de Xynala dont la jambe s’écroula instantanément. Dégainant une dague de sa ceinture, bien décidé à égorger sa rivale afin de pousser un soigneur à intervenir, Melkiar crut la victoire à portée de main. Mais contre toute attente, la Fyrosse poussa sur sa jambe valide et sa massue devenue béquille pour se relever. Si cela ne fit qu’accentuer la gravité de sa blessure, elle profita de l’effet pour asséner un violent coup de tête à son rival qui manqua d’en perdre l’équilibre. Et avant même que le guerrier ne puisse comprendre ce qui venait d’arriver, la massue de Xynala s’écrasa sur la grille de son casque, qui s’enfonça profondément dans son visage.
 
  
Melkiar poussa un cri et s’effondra en arrière, tandis que Xynala, branlante, arrachait la hachette plantée dans sa cuisse en serrant les dents. Sans quitter Melkiar du regard, qui tentait d’enlever son casque déformé, elle préféra soigner la plaie béante qui torturait sa jambe, plutôt que de lancer un assaut incertain. Une fois le Fyros décasqué, il infusa de la Sève dans son crâne et répara la fracture au visage qui le défigurait. Certes, cette blessure lui avait été infligée par la visière de son casque. Mais sans celle-ci, le pire aurait pu arriver. Lorsque Melkiar fût totalement soigné, Xynala se redressa, la jambe gauche vierge de toute blessure. Désormais armée d’une massue et d’une hachette, elle était aussi toujours équipée de son casque. Melkiar était quant à lui visage découvert, et armé d'une simple dague. Si Xynala avait clairement l’avantage, le regard déterminé que lui envoya Melkiar lui rappela de ne pas le sous-estimer. Durant un petit moment, les deux adversaires se jaugèrent. Apparemment touchée par les échos du duel mental, la foule se calma soudainement. La tension était palpable dans tout le Colisée. De longues secondes passèrent ainsi, comme si le temps était suspendu. Et puis, finalement, Melkiar fondit sur sa rivale.
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Melkiar let out a sincere laugh and closed his guard. And again, Xynala leapt, ready to bring down her clubs. It was only when she was in the air that she realized her stupidity, at the very moment when her rival picked her up with a devastating back kick: facing such an opponent, innovating was essential. The tip of the boot sank into her right kidney, and she was propelled several meters backwards. Advantaged, Melkiar rushed towards the Fyrossa, now lying in the sawdust. Infusing Sap into her broken ribs, Xynala got up as quickly as she could. Unfortunately, she didn't have time to anticipate Melkiar's rondache throw: the projectile hit her right arm hard and her club flew off. The warrior then arrived at hand-to-hand combat and a long sparring began, during which Melkiar gradually gained the upper hand. Several minutes passed, and finally, the warrior struck a crucial blow to his opponent: his hatchet went deep into Xynala's left thigh, whose leg collapsed instantly. Drawing a dagger from his belt, determined to slit his rival's throat to force a healer to intervene, Melkiar thought victory was within reach. But against all odds, the Fyrossa pushed on her valid leg and her club that had become a crutch to get up. If that did nothing but accentuate the gravity of its wound, it took advantage of the effect to strike a violent blow of head to its rival who missed to lose its balance. And even before the warrior could understand what had just happened, the club of Xynala crashed on the grid of his helmet, which sank deeply into his face.
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Melkiar let out a scream and collapsed backwards, while Xynala, wobbly, tore off the hatchet stuck in her thigh while clenching her teeth. Without taking her eyes off Melkiar, who was trying to remove his distorted helmet, she chose to heal the gaping wound that was torturing her leg, rather than launch an uncertain assault. Once the Fyros had been decasked, he infused Sap into his skull and repaired the facial fracture that disfigured him. Admittedly, this wound had been inflicted by the visor of his helmet. But without this latter, the worst could have happened. When Melkiar was fully healed, Xynala stood up, her left leg untouched of any injury. Now armed with a club and a hatchet, she was also still equipped with her helmet. As for Melkiar, he was face uncovered and armed with a simple dagger. If Xynala clearly had the advantage, the determined look that Melkiar sent her reminded her not to underestimate him. For a short while, the two adversaries gauged each other. Apparently affected by the echoes of the mental duel, the crowd suddenly calmed down. The tension was palpable throughout the Coliseum. Long seconds passed, as if time was suspended. And then, finally, Melkiar swooped on his rival.
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The Fyros was up to something, Xynala was convinced. Holding her weapons tightly, she spread her legs slightly and lowered her center of gravity, firming her bearings. Within two seconds, he would be in contact. Without a helmet. If she could hit him in the head with her club, her chances of winning would greatly increase. So why was he exposing himself? What trap was he trying to push her into? She was not to play his game. She should not attack him. She attacked him.
  
Le Fyros préparait quelque chose, Xynala en était convaincue. Tenant fermement ses armes, elle écarta légèrement ses jambes et abaissa son centre de gravité, raffermissant ainsi ses appuis. D’ici deux secondes, il serait au contact. Sans casque. Si elle arrivait à l’atteindre à la tête avec sa massue, ses chances de l’emporter augmenteraient grandement. Alors pourquoi s’exposait-il ? Dans quel piège tentait-il de la pousser ? Elle ne devait pas entrer dans son jeu. Elle ne devait pas l’attaquer. Elle l’attaqua. Effectuant une frappe de taille précise, elle obligea son adversaire à esquiver, le Fyros n’étant pas suffisamment armé pour parer un tel coup. Mais contre toute attente, plutôt que de se décaler latéralement, Melkiar se laissa tomber à genoux, dos courbé et bras écartés, et glissa sur la sciure, sous la hachette. Alerte, Xynala abattit furieusement sa massue à l’horizontale, espérant toucher le Fyros qu’elle suspectait de vouloir lui trancher les jarrets. Si Melkiar réussit à se décaler suffisamment pour ne pas se prendre la massue en pleine tête, celle-ci percuta violemment son épaule. Son bras craqua et sa dague tomba. Mais malheureusement, cela ne suffit pas. Car Xynala vit un sourire se dessiner sur le visage de Melkiar, malgré la douleur que lui infligeait sa fracture. D’un mouvement précis, le guerrier envoya une poignée de sciure en plein dans la visière grillagée de sa rivale, située désormais à quelques centimètres de sa main. Aveuglée, la Fyrosse fit plusieurs bonds en arrière tout en assénant des coups dans le vent, persuadée que Melkiar comptait profiter de sa cécité pour l’attaquer. Pourtant, il n’en fut rien. Et lorsqu’elle retira son casque empli de sciure, elle le vit simplement ramasser la massue et la rondache laissées sur le sol. Une fois ceci fait, le Fyros se dirigea tranquillement vers elle, puis lui tendit l’arme.
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With a precise strike, she forced her opponent to dodge, the Fyros not being armed enough to parry such a blow. But against all odds, instead of shifting sideways, Melkiar dropped to his knees, back bent and arms spread, and slid down on the sawdust, under the hatchet. Alert, Xynala angrily swung her club horizontally, hoping to hit the Fyros she suspected of trying to cut off his hocks. If Melkiar managed to move back enough to avoid being hit full in the head, the club hit his shoulder hard. His arm cracked and his dagger fell. But unfortunately, that wasn't enough. Xynala saw a smile on Melkiar's face, despite the pain of his fracture inflicted him. With a precise movement, the warrior sent a handful of sawdust right into the grilled visor of her rival, now located a few centimeters from her hand. Blinded, the Fyrossa made several jumps backwards while striking strikes in the wind, persuaded that Melkiar counted to take advantage of his blindness to attack him. However, it was not the case. And when she took off her helmet filled with sawdust, she saw him simply pick up the club and the rondache left on the ground. Once this was done, the Fyros walked quietly towards her, then handed her the weapon.
  
« On échange, Xynala ? »
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:''"Shall we swap, Xynala?"
  
La Fyrosse soupira puis rendit la hachette à Melkiar. Décidément, ce combat allait être long.

 Et effectivement, le duel s’éternisa. Plus encore que celui qui les avait opposés l'année précédente. Si Melkiar dominait toujours son adversaire techniquement et physiquement, Xynala faisait preuve d’une rage et d’une audace à toute épreuve. Une audace qui donnait souvent lieu à de grands moments de bravoure, dont le public raffolait. C’est ainsi que, environ trente minutes après le début du combat, la Fyrosse réussit à arracher la main gauche de son rival tombé au sol. Il faut dire que les deux combattants semblaient atteindre leurs limites. Leurs armures avaient depuis longtemps volé en éclats et leurs blessures étaient à peine refermées. Là était la limite des homins : leur incapacité à canaliser sans relâche la Sève qui les irriguait. Si Xynala crut quelques secondes que cette blessure infligée allait signer la défaite de son rival, c’était mal connaître l'opiniâtreté de Melkiar. Faisant fi de toute douleur, le Fyros profita de sa position pour planter sa main valide dans la plaie béante qui balafrait l’abdomen de Xynala. Au bout de ses forces, la Fyros poussa un cri et lâcha sa massue. Sentant sa rivale sur le point de défaillir, Melkiar infusa tout ce qu’il put de Sève dans ses jambes et bondit en l’air. Atterrissant à genoux sur les épaules de Xynala, il assena de violents coups de coude sur son crâne ensanglanté. La Fyrosse tituba et mordit le sexe de son adversaire, qui poussa un hurlement. Pourtant, il ne s'interrompit pas, et continua de lui défoncer le crâne. Finalement, sentant la Fyrosse lâcher prise, il lui assena un dernier coup de coude et fit pivoter son bassin d’un coup sec. Un craquement sourd retentit dans le Colisée. Si Melkiar chuta avec Xynala, il fut le seul des duellistes à se relever. À moitié conscient, il chancela en direction des soigneurs pour les pousser à intervenir. Il avait brisé la nuque de son adversaire : paralysée ou inconsciente, elle perdrait cette finale dans moins de dix secondes, il en était certain. Amplificateurs de magie enfilés, les soigneurs accoururent. Melkiar sourit, et sous les acclamations de la foule, leva son moignon vers le ciel. Et au même moment, un éclair lui transperça l’échine. Transi de douleur, le Fyros se retourna et passa ses mains dans son dos. Au sol, à quelques mètres de lui, Xynala était toujours couchée sur le ventre. Couchée sur le ventre, le bras tendu vers l’avant. Elle lui avait lancé une dague dans le dos. La même dague qu’il avait dégainée et perdue au début du duel. Melkiar tomba à genoux et essaya de retirer la lame assassine. En vain. Un voile noir brouilla sa vue et le guerrier s’évanouit.
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The Fyrossa sighed and then returned the hatchet to Melkiar. Decidedly, this fight was going to be long.

 And indeed, the duel dragged on. Even more than the one that had opposed them the year before. If Melkiar always dominated his opponent technically and physically, Xynala showed a rage and an audacity to any test. A boldness that often gave rise to great moments of bravery, which the public loved. Thus, about ten minutes after the beginning of the fight, the Fyrosse succeeded in tearing off the left hand of his fallen rival. It must be said that both fighters gave the impression of being on the verge of death. Their armors had long since shattered and their wounds had barely closed. There was the limit of the homins: their incapacity to channel without slackening the Sap which irrigated them. If Xynala thought for a few seconds that this wound would signal the defeat of her rival, it was not knowing Melkiar's obduracy: flouting all pain, the warrior took advantage of his position to plant his valid hand in the gaping wound that scarred Xynala's abdomen. At the end of her strength, the Fyrossa could not prevent herself from pushing a cry and from dropping her club. Certain that his rival was about to fail, Melkiar then infused all the Sap he could into his legs and leapt in the air. Landing on his knees on her shoulders, struck violent blows with his elbow on her bleeding skull. If the Fyrossa staggered dangerously, she held on, and bit the sex of her opponent, who also let out a howl. However, he did not break off, and continued to smash her skull. Finally, feeling the Fyrossa letting go, the warrior struck a last elbow and rotated his pelvis with a sharp blow. A dull crack resounded in the Coliseum. And although he had fallen with Xynala, Melkiar was the only one of the duelists to get up. Half-conscious, he staggered toward the healers to push them to intervene. He had broken his opponent's neck: paralyzed or unconscious, she would lose this final in less than ten seconds, he was sure. Magic amplifiers donned, the healers came running. Melkiar smiled, and to the cheers of the crowd, raised his stump to the sky. At the same time, a bolt of lightning pierced his back. Transi of pain, the Fyros turned around and put his hands behind his back. On the ground, a few meters away from him, Xynala was still lying on her stomach. She was lying on her stomach, her arm stretched forward. She had thrown a dagger at his back. The same dagger he had drawn and lost at the beginning of the duel. Melkiar fell to his knees and tried to pull out the murderous blade. It was in vain. A black veil blurred his vision and the warrior fainted.
 
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Melkiar et Xynala furent les derniers à arriver dans la loge de la tribune des champions. Totalement soignés, ils étaient désormais vêtus, comme ces derniers, d’une belle tunique de lin vert. À peine eut-il passé le seuil de la porte que Melkiar s’arrêta. Se massant fermement la main gauche, il scruta longuement chacun et chacune de ses camarades : Tisse, Garius, Varran, Brandille, Xynala, Bélénor. Comme tous les Fyros présents dans cette pièce, toutes et tous avaient gagné une épreuve des Jeux de l’Académie. Et hormis Brandille, qui soutenait le regard du guerrier en souriant, personne ne semblait en supporter l’intensité. Le malaise contamina ceux qui ne faisaient pas partie du groupe d’amis et s'installa bientôt dans la pièce un silence gêné qui perdura de longues minutes. Puis, tel un sauveur, un costumier surgit et brisa la glace.
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Melkiar and Xynala were the last to arrive in the box of the champions' tribune. Completely healed, they were now dressed, like those latter, in a beautiful green linen tunic. As soon as he passed the doorway, Melkiar stopped. Massaging his left hand firmly, he took a long look at each of his comrades: Tisse, Garius, Varran, Brandille, Xynala, Belenor. Like all the Fyros present in this room, they had all won an event at the Academy Games. And except for Brandille, who held the warrior's gaze with a smile, no one seemed to be able to bear the intensity of it. The unease spread to those who were not part of the group of friends and soon an embarrassed silence settled in the room that lasted for many minutes. Then, like a savior, a costume designer loomed and broke the ice.
  
« En ligne, s’il vous plaît ! Oui, voilà, tenez vous droits. Varran, sors ta tunique de tes braies. Mais, Brandille, tes cheveux !
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:''"In line, please! Yes, here it is, stand up straight. Varran, take your tunic out of your braccae. But, Brandille, your hair!"
  
— Comme d’ordinaire, mes tresses n’en font qu'à leur tête. Et je crois que ma tête ne veut pas être coiffée. Vous avez passé vingt minutes à essayer l’an dernier, sans succès, vous en souvenez-vous ? »
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:''"As usual, my braids are doing their own thing. And I don't think my head wants to be styled. You spent twenty minutes trying last year, with no success, do you remember?"
  
Le costumier afficha une grimace dramatique puis se ressaisit.
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The costume designer displayed a dramatic grimace, then pulled himself together.
  
« Bon, tant pis. De toute façon, nous n’avons plus le temps. N’oubliez pas de bien vous serrer. Les ex æquo font que vous êtes plus nombreux que l’an dernier… Bien, tout est en ordre. Vous pouvez y aller ! »
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:''"Well, never mind. We don't have time anyway. Don't forget to pack tight. There are more of you than last year because of the ties… Well, everything is in order. You can go!"
  
Un à un, les vainqueurs sortirent de la loge et empruntèrent un escalier menant droit vers la tribune. À chaque marche, le brouhaha de la foule gagnait en intensité. Toujours silencieux, Bélénor observait Melkiar. Il se demandait ce qu’il ressentait à l’idée de partager son titre avec Xynala. Lorsque le premier vainqueur accéda à la tribune, la force des acclamations fit trembler les fondations du Colisée. Si certains accueillaient les ovations avec enthousiasme, d’autres, tels Bélénor et Xynala, semblaient particulièrement embarrassés. Le Fyros balaya des yeux l'immense marée homine et se demanda si ses parents étaient finalement venus. Certes, tous deux étaient très occupés par leur travail respectif. Mais les Jeux de l'Académie étaient un moment de partage cher au peuple Fyros, qui réussissait à attirer et à fédérer les plus lointaines tribus du Désert. Il pouvait donc espérer que sa mère et son père soient présents ce soir. En revanche, une chose était certaine : sa nourrice Penala, qui était venue le soutenir à plusieurs reprises aujourd’hui, était sans nul doute, en cet instant, en train de verser une larme en le regardant. À cette pensée, son cœur se serra d’émotion. Lorsque le dernier des vainqueurs accéda à la tribune et compléta la ligne, Euriyaseus Icaron, toujours postée au centre de l’arène, prit la parole pour calmer la foule. Alors, spontanément, quarante-mille paire d'yeux se portèrent vers l'immense balcon qui, à l'opposé de la tribune des champions, dominait le Colisée. Accompagné de son héraut, l’Empereur Thesop s’y avança. Comme à l’accoutumée, il était vêtu de son imposante armure de combat noire, de sa majestueuse cape rouge, et d’un étonnant casque constitué d’immenses cornes d’animaux aujourd’hui disparus. Le héraut, tenant en main un feuillet, prit la parole.
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One by one, the winners exited the dressing room and took a staircase leading straight to the grandstand. With each step, the din of the crowd grew louder. Still silent, Belenor watched Melkiar. He wondered how he felt about sharing his title with Xynala. When the first winner reached the tribune, the force of the cheers shook the foundations of the Coliseum. While some were welcoming the ovations with enthusiasm, others, like Belenor and Xynala, seemed particularly ill-at-ease. The Fyros looked around at the huge tide of hominids and wondered if his parents had finally arrived. Both were busy with their respective jobs. But the Academy Games were a special time for the Fyros people to share and attract the farthest tribes of the Desert. So he could hope that his mother and father would be present tonight. But one thing was certain: his nurse Penala, who had come to support him several times today, was probably shedding a tear as she watched him. At the thought, his heart clenched with emotion. When the last of the winners stepped onto the podium and completed the line, Euriyaseus Icaron, still standing in the center of the arena, spoke to calm the crowd. Then, spontaneously, forty thousand pairs of eyes turned towards the immense balcony which, in front of the tribune of the champions, dominated the Colosseum. Accompanied by his herald, the emperor Thésop advances there. As usual, he is dressed in his imposing black combat armor, his majestic red coat and an astonishing helmet made of enormous horns of animals now disappeared. The herald, holding a leaflet in his hand, speaks.
  
Respectueux, les vainqueurs commencèrent par écouter le long discours de leur sharükos déclamé par la voix de son héraut. Puis, contre l'usage, qui imposait le silence absolu durant une allocution impériale, Melkiar interpella ses amis. Certes, personne ne pourrait l’entendre. Mais un tel manquement au code de conduite fit sursauter plusieurs des présents.
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Respectful, the victors began by listening to the long speech of their sharükos declaimed by the voice of his herald. Then, against the custom, which imposed the absolute silence during an imperial speech, Melkiar called out to his friends. Of course, no one could hear him. But such a breach of the code of conduct startled many of those present.
  
« Je suis fier de vous. Vous avez toutes et tous été exceptionnels. »
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:''"I am proud of you. You were all exceptional."
  
Bélénor rougit instantanément. Incapable de résister, il jeta un œil en direction de Melkiar. Alors, il croisa les regards discrets de Xynala et Tisse, qui semblaient elles aussi captivées par leur chef de bande. Le temps d'une pensée, Bélénor imagina ce que ses deux amies ressentaient pour Melkiar, et instantanément, un profond sentiment de tristesse l’envahit. Perturbé par cette émotion, il s’attarda quelques secondes sur Melkiar. Celui-ci regardait intensément en direction du héraut, et son visage affichait une certaine forme de convoitise. Melkiar lui avait déjà fait part du rêve insensé où il devenait sharükos, et jusqu’alors, il ne l’avait jamais pris au sérieux. Après tout, le pouvoir impérial était héréditaire. Pour autant, Bélénor était convaincu que son ami deviendrait un jour un grand chef. Regardant à son tour le balcon impérial, le Fyros blêmit. Malgré la distance, l’Empereur semblait observer Melkiar. Il en était persuadé. Comme toujours, le dirigeant dégageait une aura à la fois terrifiante et attirante. Une aura surnaturelle, dont l’inflexible autorité dépendait. Paniqué, et souhaitant à tout prix ne pas croiser le regard de l’Empereur, Bélénor leva les yeux et fixa le toit de l’édifice. Il calma sa respiration, et doucement, son rythme cardiaque ralentit. Avec toutes les rumeurs qui couraient sur celui que certains nommaient « Thesop le Fratricide », Bélénor préférait se tenir éloigné de tout contact avec l’Empereur. Pour se changer les idées, le jeune Fyros se concentra longuement sur deux étoiles blanches parfaitement identiques, situées juste au-dessus du balcon impérial. Si longuement qu’il crut les voir bouger. Les voir cligner. Lorsqu’il comprit que les deux sphères scintillantes n’étaient pas des étoiles, son cœur s’emballa de plus belle. Attrapant par réflexe la main de Brandille, il bégaya.
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Belenor instantly blushed. Unable to resist, he glanced in Melkiar's direction. Then he met the discreet gazes of Xynala and Tisse, who also seemed captivated by their band leader. For a moment, Belenor imagined what his two friends were feeling for Melkiar, and instantly, a deep feeling of sadness came over him. Disturbed by this emotion, he lingered a few seconds on Melkiar. This one looked intensely in the direction of the herald, and his face showed a certain form of covetousness. Melkiar had already told him about the insane dream of becoming sharükos, and until then, he had never taken it seriously. After all, imperial power was hereditary. For all that, Belenor was convinced that his friend would one day become a great leader. Looking back at the imperial balcony, the Fyros turned pale. Despite the distance, the Emperor seemed to be watching Melkiar. He was sure of it. As always, the ruler exuded an aura that was both terrifying and attractive. A supernatural aura, on which the inflexible authority depended. Panicked, and wishing at all costs not to meet the Emperor's gaze, Belenor looked up and stared at the roof of the edifice. He calmed his breathing, and slowly his heart rate slowed. With all the rumors swirling about the man some called "Thesop the Fratricide", Belenor preferred to stay away from any contact with the Emperor. To take his mind off things, the young Fyros concentrated for a long time on two perfectly identical white stars, located just above the imperial balcony. For so long a lime that he thought he saw them move. To see them blink. When he realized that the two glittering spheres were not stars, his heart raced even more. Grabbing Brandille's hand by reflex, he stammered.
  
« B… Brandille. Sur le toit du balcon impérial. Il… Il y a un Kami noir.
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:''"B... Brandille. On the roof of the imperial balcony. There… There's a black Kami."
  
— Oui, je sais. » répondit calmement l’enfant.
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:''"Yes, I know,"'' the child replied calmly.
  
Déconcerté, Bélénor regarda son amie. Brandille jouait avec ses tresses colorées. Un malicieux sourire se dessina sur ses lèvres lorsqu'elle lui rendit son regard.
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Disconcerted, Belenor watched her friend playing with her colorful braids. A mischievous smile spread across her childish face as her purple eyes rested on him.
  
« Ce Kami t’a observé toute la journée. Tu n’avais pas remarqué ? »
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:''"That Kami has been watching you all day. Hadn't you noticed?"
  
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Interdicted, Belenor answered by the negative of a movement of head. And when he looked again for the two white stars above the imperial balcony, he did not find them.
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