Leetah
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Ceridwen
Cael's words stopped Ceridwen before she neared the door. She turned back to look at him, not having considered the thought of Idris touching her in such a way. She realized that he was most likely correct, and the thought of being used by Idris made her skin crawl. She moved back toward the bed, where Rawnie was whimpering again, frightened by Cael's tone. She gave him a quick warning glance, and sat beside the shivering girl, putting her arms around her friend. "Easy, Rawnie. No one is going to hurt you now. Cael is angry because Idris should not have treated anyone as he has treated you. He hurt you badly. We should get you cleaned up and I think you should stay the night here. First, I must go to Andras though. This cannot go unmentioned." She walked back to her medicine cabinet and withdrew her dagger, holding it tightly.
Turning to look at the two on the bed, she said, "I'll be back shortly. Don't worry, I'm well protected with this." She waved the dagger in the air. "I don't think Idris will come near me tonight, but if he does...." Ceridwen left the sentence unfinished, but the look in her eyes spoke volumes. "Rawnie, Cael will take care of you until I return. You'll be safe here, I promise." Without another word, she hurried out the door.
Rawnie looked over her shoulder at the stranger lying on the bed. He was handsome in a strange sort of way, she noticed distractedly, and he was doing nothing alarming now. She felt fairly safe alone with him, but continued to clutch her blanket tightly, unwilling to loosen it until Ceridwen returned.
In the moonlight, Ceridwen's feet skimmed the ground as she hurried to Andras' vardo. She could see a glimmer of lamplight through the window, and was not surprised. Their dear leader was often up late into the night, making plans and thinking of ways to make life for his family better. Stepping to his door, she knocked quickly, waiting for his call to enter. When it came, she stepped inside, seeing him sitting shirtless at his table, as he looked over something in front of him. "Ceridwen, Little One, what brings you here at this late hour?" He looked concerned seeing her grim expression.
"Blaenor, a terrible crime has befallen one of your daughters."
Cael's words stopped Ceridwen before she neared the door. She turned back to look at him, not having considered the thought of Idris touching her in such a way. She realized that he was most likely correct, and the thought of being used by Idris made her skin crawl. She moved back toward the bed, where Rawnie was whimpering again, frightened by Cael's tone. She gave him a quick warning glance, and sat beside the shivering girl, putting her arms around her friend. "Easy, Rawnie. No one is going to hurt you now. Cael is angry because Idris should not have treated anyone as he has treated you. He hurt you badly. We should get you cleaned up and I think you should stay the night here. First, I must go to Andras though. This cannot go unmentioned." She walked back to her medicine cabinet and withdrew her dagger, holding it tightly.
Turning to look at the two on the bed, she said, "I'll be back shortly. Don't worry, I'm well protected with this." She waved the dagger in the air. "I don't think Idris will come near me tonight, but if he does...." Ceridwen left the sentence unfinished, but the look in her eyes spoke volumes. "Rawnie, Cael will take care of you until I return. You'll be safe here, I promise." Without another word, she hurried out the door.
Rawnie looked over her shoulder at the stranger lying on the bed. He was handsome in a strange sort of way, she noticed distractedly, and he was doing nothing alarming now. She felt fairly safe alone with him, but continued to clutch her blanket tightly, unwilling to loosen it until Ceridwen returned.
In the moonlight, Ceridwen's feet skimmed the ground as she hurried to Andras' vardo. She could see a glimmer of lamplight through the window, and was not surprised. Their dear leader was often up late into the night, making plans and thinking of ways to make life for his family better. Stepping to his door, she knocked quickly, waiting for his call to enter. When it came, she stepped inside, seeing him sitting shirtless at his table, as he looked over something in front of him. "Ceridwen, Little One, what brings you here at this late hour?" He looked concerned seeing her grim expression.
"Blaenor, a terrible crime has befallen one of your daughters."