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The Amarite Hunter

The Amarite Hunter

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My heart beat faster. He was going to murder me, leave me in the woods for the wolves to eat. I was going to die, and the son of the one who killed my family was going to bestow on death the gift of one more Royal Phsylia. I didn't speak. "Where are you headed, on a freezing night like this?" I had expected it to come out mockingly, but he asked it as if we were equals. A few minutes passed, without me answering. "What's your name?" it came out soft, and he was trying to find my eyes. "Allyse." "Allyse." He repeated it, trying it out on his tongue. I met his eyes. I couldn't find the look of murder in them, but I knew the tactics of a good Amarite hunter. Pretend to be soft, pretend to be friends, and then strike.
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