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Steal: Outlandish humanoids

Heroine: A human female mage

Her gaze slowly shifted to the gleaming waist knife on his body. "That depends on the reward, Marcus." She laughed and fiddled with her head, pretending not to see the uneasiness caused by her presence. "I probably don't want any reward."

Marcus walked up to her with fear and anger. "You can't bargain with me!" He paused for a moment, plucking up the courage to lean into her petite body. Their lips intertwined, passion melting her otherwise cold as ice.

"So, what's next for the mission?" She asked with a smile, her eyes glinting with excitement.

t; The next few hundred pages are devoted to this story, without mentioning anything about the conspiracy.

Published: .3 11

Steal: Humanoid creatures in Northrend

Heroine: Undead female thief

Antusa silently crawled through the massive underground tunnel, nervously looking back, hoping to see the fast-moving minecart. "Where is he......" she muttered angrily. Suddenly, she felt something moving behind her, and she immediately stopped. She nervously narrowed her eyes into a slit and pulled out her dagger.

A hoarse voice rang out in the empty hall: "I thought thieves like to follow their targets." She spun around, her dagger piercing an indestructible shield. I thought paladins were above board. She sneered confidently, with a smug smile on her face.

She leaned forward, counting the numbers aloud until the invisible bubble dissipated with the sound of cracking. "Twelve seconds? I know you can last longer. ”

Slender fingers roamed softly under his armor, undoing his chest armor and exposing him to the cold air. "Don't worry, my dear Marcus, tonight isn't over yet...... I'm just getting started. He put his arm around her waist and smiled as he kissed her neck gently.

At this time, the forgetful instinct of forgetting is more apparent. I'm an undead now, but I wish I could

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Availability: Dalaran Fishing Daily Quest

Heroine: The dwarf sorceress

The little gnome peered through the railing, staring at Dalaran under the magical barrier.

"The scenery from the balcony is so beautiful, come and see!"

Marcus scratched his unshaven chin nonchalantly, took a deep breath, and walked towards Tavi. The armor on his legs creaked.

"The Hero's House Inn, maybe not bad. But you might be more interested in what is in the room. ”

Tavi jumped into the room and threw herself onto the big bed, staring at Marcus, her big, round eyes narrowed mischievously, and her big smile began to reveal a hint of evil.

"Want another company?" She asked softly, her hands intertwined, and a complex summoning ritual began. It wasn't until she felt a warm breath coming from behind her that she stopped.

In an instant, Marcus's face turned pale, and he shouted nervously, "This...... It's not good. ”

Tavi turned her head suspiciously, only to see a filthy Cerberus ready to stare at the disheveled paladin, saliva running down the floor.

"Ah, no! That was not what I meant. She stammered as she banished the hungry demon, "I'm sorry, I'm not really good at this......"

Marcus grabbed her hands and comforted, "It's okay. So what are you good at?"

She raised her head, her pupils burning with a new fire, and shadowy energy flowed down her hands into Marcus's body, causing him to fall to his knees in agony.

"Well, I'm good at pain spells."

Marcus gritted his teeth and swung a holy light, quickly regaining his strength. Tavi stared at him uneasily, only to see Marcus get back to his feet, the shadow he cast engulfing Tavi's petite body. He reached out and sent a force of justice into Tavi's body. She trembled for a few seconds before her eyes regained their senses.

"I've only recently walked into ...... The path of punishment. ”

Tavi had a mischievous smile on her face again, "Well, it seems like it's going to be funny." ”

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Steal: Silver Priest Partrius

Heroine: Delaney Jeweler/Shaman

With his waist twisting and his tail whirling, the slender figure crossed the lake and walked towards the man who was resting on the shore, who quickly stood up and looked at her with a cheerful expression. Blue arms stretched over his shoulders like a long soft tail, around his waist. "Why did I have to travel so far to find you?" Her voice exuded a strong seduction.

The man's smile was even brighter. He gently pushed her away, staring at her radiant face.

"Come here!" She pretended to be angry.

He shrugged helplessly and pulled a small pocket out of his backpack. "Sweet Tawara, I've brought you something." His tone was immensely confident.

She took the pouch from his hand and excitedly opened it, pulling out a citrine pendant.

"Oh...... Marcus, you shouldn't be like this. ”

The usual frivolous tone disappeared from his voice. "Your beauty is reflected in every crystal face, allowing them to light up the sky and my heart."

Tawala frowned: "Hmm...... No, I'm seriously saying that you shouldn't be. I might be able to carve a better one. ”

For the first time in his life, Marcus looked hurt. His shoulders plummeted slightly, and a proud signature smile vanished from his handsome face.

Tavara smiled warmly, and a glittering rune appeared above her eyes. "A small gift for you, but that probably won't compensate for your sense of loss."

Her words seemed to work. Marcus adjusted his leg armor and smiled mischievously, "So you came prepared, too." ”

Silence permeates the space, exuding a sense of power that feels like substance. They began to communicate in a silent language, a way of communication that all races of Azeroth understood.

Minute after minute, hour after hour, until their enthusiastic exchange was suddenly interrupted by lightning that pierced the cloudless sky, and a roaring rolling thunder fell into the lake, and they were instantly surrounded by water vapor.

"What's wrong?" Marcus asked.

"It's okay, my dear Marcus, you're about to get off to a great start......"

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