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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER IV
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It would have suited him if she had remained in this position a long time, but Freya freed herself in order to advance toward the reptile, coaxing it and holding out her hands to it as though she were trying to caress a domestic animal.

The black tail of the serpent was just slipping away and disappearing between two square tiles.

The doctor who had fled down the steps at this apparition, by her repeated calls, obliged Freya also to descend.
The captain's aggressive attitude awoke in his companion a nervous animosity.

She believed she knew this reptile.

It was undoubtedly the divinity of the dead temple that had changed its form in order to live among the ruins.


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