01:"Soon, every mortal within the pentagram 01u00will be ours alone to prey upon02u00."02br 002:"But the 01u00innocent lives02u00. (Does the guy mean "He's still alive" and why does he say it this way?) Our rivals..."02br 001:"Can 01u00no more easily kill than we can02u00. Now that the Charmed Ones are protecting him." 02br 002:" As long as he lives, the Sokols could02br 00still 01u00try to claim it for themselves02u00." 02br 02br 00Please tell me the meanings of the underlines! 0-
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02br 02br 001. There will be no one else to prey upon them. 02br 02br 002.
— Khoff
02br 02br 001.
There will be no one else to prey upon them.
02br 02br 002.
This could have two different meaning.
02br 02br 001.
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0A bit more context would be helpful with some of theses, but I'll do my best....02br 02br 001. There will be no one else to prey upon them. They will be our prey exclusively.02br 02br 002. This could have two different meaning. It could mean "the innocent person is living," if "lives" here is the verb, rhyming with "gives."02br 02br 00