one of the Barony's guards wa

making an effort to forget the depressing emot

eetings

e one we ar

ponse of a wide, scowling man, made her

the second village in two nig

riage, invoking a soft thud for how light such luggage was. Eventually passing b

limb inside it, closing its heavy door with difficulty, the coachman whipped the p

huff

fted her hand to pull away the thin cur

served the castle she had inhabited

e lively in the colourful shade were now

ally leading her gaze to the hidden path that would invariably t

again..." - Saddened by the cruel fate she was

she did not s

her defenceless position. However, she still promised under a condition to t

in, Mother... I will come back... and dive under the

graves, Ewelina drew her hand away... Permi

he carriage to take her to unknown places that

tomped over the dirt, rocking to the sides at times

**

l. Hence, their path was h

he carriage, the guard served Ewelina

g quickly the roasted potato with the tasteful jerky, Ewelina also drank the bit

to find comfort on the hard seats of the wooden carriage

of her natural needs she walked away after notifying the m

s at an inn close t

more rations for the trip. You keep watch Gilead." - The coac

- The unbothered guard answered the faulty c

the surrounding nature was the only sound acc

ed. However, this time, only little breaks

their agreed time and place wa

." - She silen

ea was beginning to intensify as no stop was granted. None

he young woman asked at times unable

t stop was made. The certainty demonstrating the absent intention to stop as the dark

outside as the man holding it chattered with the other. Ewelina just t

.gh... Phew....huff..." - 'Oh goo

ch that began moving along

e night, they were to

ing consciousness at times when she laid herself on t

endless. Unable to create the energy to ask for help f

ntually, in the dead of night... the ca

ectly to wait for the opening of her prison's door, to then crawl her way, rushing outside to

we ha

- Her weak hands went to wipe the residuals ar

..

t the pitiful woman, guarding silence at her str

ave arriv

ere..?" - Ewelina i

rsun and Abna... They said they woul

." - '..

the looks of it... The moon's pos

nly had a pair of measly candles illuminating the few sh

ce while Ewelina composed herself after being o

the sound of various horses and the far beam of several tor

. Severe as his brow lifted at the obnoxious a