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“I don’t think you’re looking to die.”

The bandit leader spoke. In the midst of all this, his words seemed like an attempt at persuasion.

He suggested that Enkrid join them in their banditry.

Ah, and maybe serve them at night, too?

Enkrid wasn’t sure. His thoughts were fragmented. His memory, especially of these moments, was hazy.

All he could see in front of him were the bandits, looking like nothing more than dogs.

They were like rabid dogs, grinning and laughing.

Their mouths stretched unnaturally wide, reaching all the way to their ears.

Everything in front of him blurred.

The bandit leader, the one who looked like a dog, approached with his tongue flicking in and out.

They had already been subdued. Under normal circumstances, it would have been time to wait for the next chance.

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