- What the hell, can't we talk in a civilized manner, Madam? Why such tricks with knocking out? - Dragovich thought angrily and finally opened his eyes.
A flashlight was shining in his face, and Flaxen's face was looming nearby.
- Are you okay?
- You don't see, everything is fine, - Dragovich answered angrily and effortlessly jumped to his feet.
- He's here! - Flaxen shouted somewhere in the direction of the house, from which Undersized and Sturdy appeared one after another.
- What happened? - Dragovich asked angrily. - More precisely, I understand that I passed out because of "Death to the Miners", but for how long?
- You don't remember or what? - Flaxen asked puzzledly.
- And what should I remember?
- Well, that it's been about twenty minutes since you went outside. I went out for the second time, before that I went out for five minutes.
- Of course I remember.
- Well then. I went out to take a piss, I see you're not there. We waited a little longer and decided to go see where you were. I go out, and you're lying here.
- And when you went out to take a piss, I wasn't lying down?
- No.
- That means I didn't sleep long. I even started dreaming, - Dragovich began to recall the details of the meeting with Landskricht, which were drowning in the fog. - I dreamed that I went to the other side, - he waved his hand in the direction of the grove, - and there was no work there. Just an empty field. Only... - he wanted to mention Landskricht, but caught himself and realized that it would be completely unnecessary. - Okay, never mind. Before that, I walked around and looked at the underground galleries, - he pointed towards the mast, - It definitely happened, it was not a dream.
- I see, - said Small, - so you went there, and then came here and lost consciousness. You lay there for a minute or two, and it seems to you... Well, in general, you can't tell for how long or not.
- Something like that.
- In theory, this shouldn't happen, - Small answered thoughtfully.
- In short, - Dragovich summed up, grimacing, - I'm throwing this crap out now and that's it!
- Wait, throw it out! - Big Boy intervened, - If you don't need it, then give it here.
- We'll throw it out ourselves, - Small chuckled.
- Yes, please, - Dragovich answered and handed the orange box to Big Guy.