The Lead Crown: Ch 9.5b, Shock and Awe

Having little grounds for objection the prong horn was left accompanying the two raccoon dogs through the many twists and turns of the cathedral's back halls.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 4b, Your Highness (Pt 2)

Aodhan raised both ears, focused on the prong horn, eyes glinting as he appraised tobias, "the question then, would be 'which is it?'

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Splintered Light, Chapter 1.3: Facing the Moonrise

The prong horn let out a sigh and descended the set of stairs, putting himself on an even deck with the approaching foreman. "what is it, mr. zuider?"

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The Lead Crown: Ch 8.2b, A Dozen 'Tails' Told

Although it was dark, the mouse was almost certain she caught a glint of adoration in the prong horn's eyes... and what, she asked herself was wrong with that?

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Splintered Light, Ch 2.4: Unforeseen Circumstances

The prong horn was far too distant to hear the discussion but the dog was motioning toward mid-ship and pointing downward.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 4b, Your Highness (Pt 4)

A prong horn gentleman the wolf recognized as a upu scholar specializing in the tribe lands was also among them.

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Tobias's Tale: 2nd draft

Once the pain had died down to a dull throb, the prong-horn lifted his head. he was in a bed, that sat in the center of a small room. _a hotel room?_ he wondered. voices grew outside the room and the door opened, admitting kesst.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 4b, Your Highness (Pt 3)

The prong horn took a tentative step, then another, face quickly reverting to one of grave concern, but his comment was pragmatic, "i'm certain i will manage."

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Splintered Light, Chapter 7.1: Salvaging Rights and Salvaging Wrongs

If i could offer my services, perhaps i--" alistair apparently didn't like that offer any more than the first prong horn. "we have no diving rig, master severna-- just a pump."

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The Lead Crown: Ch 7b, Fallen Idols (Pt 1)

To the prong horn it seemed an awkward thing; he'd been raised to not inhabit a host (or, in this case hostess') home without them being present and yet, there he was, and there they all were.

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The Lead Crown: Ch 5b, Convergence (Pt 1)

The prong horn's reply was bordering on sardonic, "excluding being violated by that woman, yes, i feel much better, thank you." friar arlowe's ears and eyebrows both raised, "violated? how do you mean?"

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