Chapter Three

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"Leave her." Rook's sharp command shot through the silence like a musket bullet.

But I couldn't. She looked like someone important in clothing alone. But she also looked familiar, someone important to me.

I dismounted my horse, and walked towards the woman, ignoring Rooks commands to leave her and get back on my horse.

"She looks important. Is it really such a good idea to leave a person of influence just lying injured on the road?" I asked him as I rolled her onto her back, careful of the arrow.

The face was familiar, but my curiosity was not eased as I could not remember where I had seen it. Trying to remember where I had seen that face in my mind was as difficult as peering through a shattered scrying stone. Impossible and frustrating.

Rook scowled at me, but only complained the once when I picked her up. She felt too light for her size, even plated in leather and iron armor.


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