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She remained quiet as Pravus and the woman spoke. She'd never seen the woman before, only heard rumors of how she chose to decorate the deepest recesses of her kingdom. She licked her lips in apprehension, then cast a glance toward the others that had accompanied the lady warrior. One was obviously a guard, or a commander of some sort; the other was more reserved. She studied him, openly staring and trying to gage if he was the magician that Pravus had spoken of. Tilting her head she slanted her eyes and tried to read his mind, though she really couldn't, she was gifted, but not that gifted.
Her horse shied slightly forcing her to return to the matter at hand, namely keeping the gentle giant under her, under control. She snickered softly then gasped quietly as she heard the mocking tones of both Lord and Lady.
Her face paled when Pravus mentioned the joining of the two forces in matrimony instead of what the female leader Morgaina had offered. A small sigh of what she could comprehend as only relief left her lips when Morgaina laughed at the offer. The relief was short lived as Pravus offered it up again.
Jealousy?
She wondered at the small pang of somethingness that lingered and rolled in her gut. She recalled the feel of the Lord, how gentle he was, caring and soothing in the taking of her innocence. Yet. . .she just as quickly recalled the swift justice he'd passed on the man, she'd killed.
Pravus was a confusing Lord, one she found she wanted to learn more about, but also one she knew she should fear. However, she told herself. . .she'd seen the gentle side of him, the loving side; surely he was not all evil? Hadn't he made love to her, Tharalon, the nobody?
Her horse shied slightly forcing her to return to the matter at hand, namely keeping the gentle giant under her, under control. She snickered softly then gasped quietly as she heard the mocking tones of both Lord and Lady.
Her face paled when Pravus mentioned the joining of the two forces in matrimony instead of what the female leader Morgaina had offered. A small sigh of what she could comprehend as only relief left her lips when Morgaina laughed at the offer. The relief was short lived as Pravus offered it up again.
Jealousy?
She wondered at the small pang of somethingness that lingered and rolled in her gut. She recalled the feel of the Lord, how gentle he was, caring and soothing in the taking of her innocence. Yet. . .she just as quickly recalled the swift justice he'd passed on the man, she'd killed.
Pravus was a confusing Lord, one she found she wanted to learn more about, but also one she knew she should fear. However, she told herself. . .she'd seen the gentle side of him, the loving side; surely he was not all evil? Hadn't he made love to her, Tharalon, the nobody?