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      "body": "He awakened. There was nothing around him except darkness. He tried to stand up but realized that he was not able to. He had a strong headache. He couldn’t neither understand where he was nor remember what'd happened. It seemed like he was in some kind of a prison. But what was he doing there? Was it just a cruel joke, a mistake or a planned hijacking? The only thing he could recall was an interesting conversation with a young pretty girl in that bar near his office. And then everything like in mist, no clarity. \n“The girl - he thought – what was I talking to her about?” Suddenly it struck him like a thunderstorm in the desert and the whole occurrence appeared in his mind as something simple, banal and clear. Exactly that girl was the main reason for seizing him hostage. He remembered their talk, a very strange one; about some kind of a sect and those shocking facts she had collected herself. She was trying to deliver him some data to hide it and save it from those who were seeking for it. Unfortunately he couldn’t remember anything else: who that girl was, how he was connected with her and why she asked him for help. He began to think over it trying to concentrate and remember something but failed. \nHe got to his elbows and understood that his eyes got used to see in the darkness. Peering around he determined that it was a triangular room with a low ceiling above. But he couldn’t find the entrance to the room and there were no windows either, not even a hole in the walls. It was rather strange, like he was inside a nutshell where there are no entrances or exits. He could only hear an irritating sound of dripping water, which was slowly driving him mad. 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Be ultimate, as I see he’s just playing with us.” He pointed his lightgun forward so not to stumble in the darkness, came up closer to the body lying on the ground and kicked it slightly. There was no motion.\n“Damn! Kill him at once, won’t you?” – snapped the first man. He was much smaller than the other one. But at the same time he didn’t look as a defenseless dwarf. He was a brawny, muscular athlete. It was obvious he was strong as a mule.\n“We are not allowed. You know the rules.” – snarled the bigger one. \n“Rules, rules… This fucking rules everywhere. They curb and stiffen our lives. Don’t you agree with me, Zulos?”\n“Yeh, Neil. On the one hand you are right. But on the other don’t forget about our duties. We work on our master and he pays us generously, besides we never ever got any problems. But if any disobedience takes place we will be slain severely. And you know that better.”\n“Yes, I know it – drawled Neil twisting his lips. I’ve seen a lot of great and powerful people in my life but that necromant certainly takes the cake. He is just…”\n“He’s the one who saved us from our inevitable doom. – Zulos cut his friend off. We owe him a lot. So let’s stop arguing and just do what we have to. I don’t want to cause any problems with it.”\n“Neither do I. We have to wake this man up and interrogate him.”\n“Yep. This humanlike must be shown to the master’s chambers in a few minutes. So we’d better act on the spot.”\n“Don’t worry about it and leave it to me\", – Neil  muttered, his voice became cold, low and indifferent. It was a voice of a person who had killed a great number of people in his life, a voice of a really brutal assassin. \"Yes, and one more thing – never speak of humanlikes again while in a company with a stranger. It’s so reckless of you, in fact this guy might have been eavesdropping on us, just heard what we were talking about.”\n“Never mind, it’s not worth bothering – Zulos replied – even if this guy has any weird abilities he is not capable of using them properly, consequently he can’t be considered dangerous, at least, not for us. If the Master is right and our feeble friend is the one who possesses the power of Chal…”\n“Enough, Zulos, - his companion abrupted him - shut your trap immediately and don’t let a word come out! You’ve already said many superfluous things.”\n“Are you threatening me, Neil? Where is your politeness? You know my power is much greater than yours. So be gentle and choose the right words speaking with me. Do not make me angry.”\n“Then do not behave like a small child yourself. I meant no offence, just trying to warn you. Anyways I beg your pardon, my friend.”\nZulos was smiling pleased by his friend's excuse but Neil suddenly became very pale. 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