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Only one came out, Dwin waited a moment to see, if any other would come and have a peek, but they did not. She let Pascal inspect the toy and felt a little annoyed that the pure distilled awesomeness of this thing was not obvious to the kid right away. They had a lot to learn still. So, when Teya's daughter looked up as if asking a question, Dwin guessed the source of curiousity. 

"That's a foot of the Walking Tree monster," she explained helpfully. Asked if this was not a lie (after all she had pointed out to Teya the moral wrong thing of lying), Dwin would argue that adding some colours and exaggerations to reality did not make it untrue. Quite the opposite - she had, in fact caught her foot and tripped over the tree roots on many occasions. And asked to choose, which version of the story you liked better - the one, where you emphasized your own clumsiness or the one, where the clumsiness had been caused by an outside evil force?