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“That one,” Ferox said, pointing at Johann with a claw. “I can see he’s communicated like that before and I think I can speak to his mind. Let me see.” “After a moment, Johann broke from the line and approached the dragon. “You did ask me to come closer, didn’t you?” he asked. “Yes, I can speak to this one. He can be my rider.”

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Book:Merlin's Travels

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