Soul Catcher
“He hadn’t slept in four days so he was in need of repose for a few hours.
They prepared a campsite in the midst of the thick woods, where they lit a fire for warmth and leaned comfortably against large tree logs. They sat facing each other across the fire in silence. Accacia took out a pack of dried fruit and chewed the pieces. She offered the bag to Aleco but he declined.
“So, what did you buy today?” he asked. “Or to make things simpler, what didn’t you buy?”
Accacia rummaged thro...ugh her pack and displayed a few blades and knives, a long sword, an elegant bow with a quiver of arrows, and lastly, a book.
“What book is that?”
“Mine,” she answered.
Aleco raised his eyebrow and waited for her to elaborate.
“It’s my journal,” she continued. “I have always kept a journal, a habit Father Giloth instilled in me a long time ago.MoreLess
They prepared a campsite in the midst of the thick woods, where they lit a fire for warmth and leaned comfortably against large tree logs. They sat facing each other across the fire in silence. Accacia took out a pack of dried fruit and chewed the pieces. She offered the bag to Aleco but he declined.
“So, what did you buy today?” he asked. “Or to make things simpler, what didn’t you buy?”
Accacia rummaged thro...ugh her pack and displayed a few blades and knives, a long sword, an elegant bow with a quiver of arrows, and lastly, a book.
“What book is that?”
“Mine,” she answered.
Aleco raised his eyebrow and waited for her to elaborate.
“It’s my journal,” she continued. “I have always kept a journal, a habit Father Giloth instilled in me a long time ago.MoreLess
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