Celtic Shores
“asked Lucian from his seated position at the triangular council table.
“Aye,” responded Galen from the back of the room. “I think so.”
Lucian continued, and Galen scribbled frantically on the parchment laid out in front of him on the makeshift scribe’s table, “In Rory’s absence, his wife, Atilde attends in his stead.”
“Now, what are we to do about the bodies washed on shore and the debris that has floated up to the piers?” asked Ruarc. “I fear another slave ship has met its doom at sea, or wors...e yet, has crashed at one of the outlying islands past the Isle. Should we send a search vessel?”
Atilde spoke up, “I think with the situation at hand, with Patrick gone and Rory and Kyra away, we should keep to the mainland until we are sure what we are dealing with.”
“I agree,” added Gemma.
“I agree,” added Murchadh.
“Then it is done,” said Lucian. “Now for the matter of petty court. Dervilla advises that Darina refuses her duties since Patrick left?”MoreLess
“Aye,” responded Galen from the back of the room. “I think so.”
Lucian continued, and Galen scribbled frantically on the parchment laid out in front of him on the makeshift scribe’s table, “In Rory’s absence, his wife, Atilde attends in his stead.”
“Now, what are we to do about the bodies washed on shore and the debris that has floated up to the piers?” asked Ruarc. “I fear another slave ship has met its doom at sea, or wors...e yet, has crashed at one of the outlying islands past the Isle. Should we send a search vessel?”
Atilde spoke up, “I think with the situation at hand, with Patrick gone and Rory and Kyra away, we should keep to the mainland until we are sure what we are dealing with.”
“I agree,” added Gemma.
“I agree,” added Murchadh.
“Then it is done,” said Lucian. “Now for the matter of petty court. Dervilla advises that Darina refuses her duties since Patrick left?”MoreLess
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