The Wounded Guardian
“Like the farms around here, it seemed the local residents were rather wary of Danir. Martil did have a moment’s unease when he saw the militia on the gate, wondering if Havrick would have sent word on ahead. But the militia waved them through easily enough. At least the village inn was something to look forward to, much better than the ones they had ‘enjoyed’ on the way there. It had a separate dining room away from the bar, and the bedrooms were both large and clean. Martil dropped his bags on... a table and looked out the window, towards Tetril. He had an uneasy feeling in his stomach, similar to the one he used to get before battle. Perhaps it’s because you’re planning to see a bloodthirsty bandit tomorrow and tell him you killed his brother and nephews, he thought. Then he thought more and realised, whatever happened to him, he did not want to see Karia end up with another Edil, who beat and abused her. She deserved more than that.
‘What are you thinking?’ she asked.
‘Whether we should just turn around and not see your uncle tomorrow,’ he shrugged.MoreLess
‘What are you thinking?’ she asked.
‘Whether we should just turn around and not see your uncle tomorrow,’ he shrugged.MoreLess
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