Greetings,

I apologise - I wasn't even thinking about that!

Kindest regards,

Asuraka

Greetings,

In my defence, I can only say that I haven't even bought Fatal Revenant yet, let alone read it!

[mod edit - please keep FR spoilers out of this forum - dlbpharmd]

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At least I did get the idea that she was a member of a people (group) correct.

Kindest regards,

Asuraka

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