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“Market duty. MARKET DUTY. What the hell have I done to earn this miserable position. I know I just finished training, and I’m FAR from the best soldier Vel Anir has to offer, but STILL… Well, at least the moon’s rising and the markets will be closing soon.” Abrielle continued complaining to herself under her breath as she watched the activity going on in the square.
The market was bustling, even at this time of day. Merchants stood behind wooden stalls covered with canopies of brightly colored cloth. Everything from food, weapons, and armor to trinkets and magical reagents were on display. Shoppers milled around moving from one stall to the next.
Abrielle was starting to nod off when a loud “OUCH!” shook her from her stupor. Gripping her spear with both hands she turned towards the sound. This was it! Finally some action! Her excitement immediately dissipated when she saw that it was just a kid in a cooking pot helmet wielding a wooden sword swinging at one of the merchants. Sighing with aggravation, she marched over to the kid grabbing his arm mid-swing. “DAMN KID! WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU’RE DOING?!” Slinging her spear over her back, Abrielle spun the troublemaker around to face her. “Where are your parents?” She demanded. The boy shrugged and stuck out his tongue. “I’ve had about enough of you!” she growled as she grabbed the boy by the back of his collar. After checking to see if the merchant was okay, Abrielle hauled the child to the nearest guard building, kicking and screaming. “Found this... ‘thing’ attacking one of the merchants.” she stated matter-of-factly to one of the other guards inside.
“Did you try to locate his parents?” asked the other guard.
“No”
“Why not?
“Because”
At this point Abrielle was starting to lose it. First the kid, and now the questions. Outside the evening bell tolled. “He’s your problem now,” she said shoving the kid towards the other guard.
“But we have to get him back to his parents!”
“Like I said - Not my problem.”
“I’ll have to report this… incident to the lieutenant you know.”
“Don’t care!” Abrielle called back to him.
Raising her arm, she waved dismissively as she walked out the door. She had spent her entire day standing around that stupid marketplace barely moving. She was starving and began making her way to her favorite tavern at the far end of the market.
Ferelith Scathach
The market was bustling, even at this time of day. Merchants stood behind wooden stalls covered with canopies of brightly colored cloth. Everything from food, weapons, and armor to trinkets and magical reagents were on display. Shoppers milled around moving from one stall to the next.
Abrielle was starting to nod off when a loud “OUCH!” shook her from her stupor. Gripping her spear with both hands she turned towards the sound. This was it! Finally some action! Her excitement immediately dissipated when she saw that it was just a kid in a cooking pot helmet wielding a wooden sword swinging at one of the merchants. Sighing with aggravation, she marched over to the kid grabbing his arm mid-swing. “DAMN KID! WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU’RE DOING?!” Slinging her spear over her back, Abrielle spun the troublemaker around to face her. “Where are your parents?” She demanded. The boy shrugged and stuck out his tongue. “I’ve had about enough of you!” she growled as she grabbed the boy by the back of his collar. After checking to see if the merchant was okay, Abrielle hauled the child to the nearest guard building, kicking and screaming. “Found this... ‘thing’ attacking one of the merchants.” she stated matter-of-factly to one of the other guards inside.
“Did you try to locate his parents?” asked the other guard.
“No”
“Why not?
“Because”
At this point Abrielle was starting to lose it. First the kid, and now the questions. Outside the evening bell tolled. “He’s your problem now,” she said shoving the kid towards the other guard.
“But we have to get him back to his parents!”
“Like I said - Not my problem.”
“I’ll have to report this… incident to the lieutenant you know.”
“Don’t care!” Abrielle called back to him.
Raising her arm, she waved dismissively as she walked out the door. She had spent her entire day standing around that stupid marketplace barely moving. She was starving and began making her way to her favorite tavern at the far end of the market.
Ferelith Scathach
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