He hoped he hadn’t killed the guard. He had come here to he… - Jim C. Hines

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He hoped he hadn’t killed the guard. He had come here to help the goblins. Though eliminating some of the stupider guards might be construed as helping. He would have to think about that later.

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Jim C. Hines (born April 15, 1974) is an American fantasy writer.

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Birth Name: James Charles Hines

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