Firion was slow to get out of bed on the morning of the hunt. He had spent most of the night with his followers, bragging about how he was going to dominate at this hunt. Their hushed whispers of awe was all Firion needed to run on. He had them all eating from his palm.
He already had three of his lackeys agreeing to help him get the best score possible. It was kill count that mattered most, or so he had heard. And with three others weakening monsters for him to deliver the killing blow, Firion didn't see how he could possibly lose.
Unless he came across that Spader kid and his friends. They always seemed to interfere with Firion's plans. Something would have to be done about them, for sure. And, for a moment, Firion contemplated ignoring his own performance in the hunt in order to sabotage Spader's hunt. And then the trumpets of glory blared once more in his mind and he was determined to get the best score . . . AND sabotage Spader in the process.
It was going to be a good day.
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