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--
they
lived
off
porpoises
and
the
porpoises
were
killed
off
because
they
looked
like
seals
.
They
provided
seal-like
skins
and
fat
.
Then
,
later
,
canals
were
dug
out
in
the
upper
reaches
of
the
river
,
dams
and
barriers
built
.
The
current
grew
weaker
;
the
Delta
got
silted
up
and
overgrown
.
And
the
aeschnae
underwent
mutation
.
It
adapted
.
"
"
Huh
?
"
"
Humans
have
rebuilt
its
food
chain
.
They
supplied
warm-blooded
creatures
in
the
place
of
porpoises
.
Sheep
,
cattle
,
swine
began
to
be
transported
across
the
Delta
.
The
aeschnae
learned
in
a
flash
that
every
barge
,
raft
or
barque
on
the
Delta
was
,
in
fact
,
a
large
platter
of
food
.
"
"
And
the
mutation
?
You
spoke
of
mutation
!
"
"
This
liquid
manure
"
--
Geralt
indicated
the
green
water
--
"
seems
to
suit
the
aeschna
.
It
enhances
its
growth
.
The
damn
thing
can
become
so
large
,
apparently
,
that
it
can
drag
a
cow
off
a
raft
with
no
effort
whatsoever
.
Pulling
a
human
off
a
deck
is
nothing
.
Especially
the
deck
of
one
of
these
scows
the
Company
uses
to
transport
passengers
.
You
can
see
for
yourselves
how
low
it
sits
in
the
water
.
"
The
Master
Tutor
quickly
backed
away
from
the
ship
's
side
,
as
far
as
the
carts
and
baggage
allowed
.
"
I
heard
a
splash
!
"
he
gasped
,
staring
at
the
mist
between
the
islets
.
"
Witcher
!
I
heard
-
"
"
Calm
down
.
Apart
from
the
splashing
you
can
also
hear
oars
squeaking
in
rowlocks
.
It
's
the
customs
officers
from
the
Redanian
shore
.
You
'll
see
them
in
a
moment
and
they
'll
cause
more
of
a
commotion
than
three
,
or
even
four
,
aeschnae
.
"
Boatbug
ran
past
.
He
cursed
obscenly
as
the
little
boy
in
the
feathered
hat
got
under
his
feet
.
The
passengers
and
messengers
,
all
extremely
nervous
,
were
going
through
their
possessions
trying
to
hide
any
smuggled
goods
.
