The injury to Earl Grantt’s arm did nothing to diminish his standing within the family.4

Getting used to eating with his left hand would take some time, but it did not stop him from savoring the slices of meat from a low-level magic beast known as Maned Deer, dipped in expensive caviar from the far south.0

The Maned Deer’s meat, roasted to a medium-rare perfection, oozed red juice when cut into.0

The faint metallic taste was a flavor appreciated by Earl Grantt and his youngest son, Solon.0

Sein tried some of it, but quickly discovered he was not a big fan of undercooked meat. Nevertheless, he did not find the dish repulsive.16

Although Earl Grantt typically ate a lot during his meals, he devoured his...0