We
stopped a few more times, though the stops were a blur.
When
we finally made it to Lord Arlin’s home.
I only knew this because Anien woke me by a quick shake of the shoulder.
“Kyrah,
here we are..look.”
My
eyes were matted, rubbing them softly I was finally able to open them
wide. When I finally looked, I saw stone
walls as tall as the trees themselves if not taller. Right before us there was a massive
gate. There were symbols all over the
gate as well as a carving of a huge dragon.
I
went through the gate feeling relieved that I was alive, but yet I could not
escape the fact I was truly alone, and no mother to comfort me when I was
scared.
Lord
Arlin approached a woman who stood on the steps of the home.
“What
do you we have here?” She said. Her
voice was soft almost a whisper.
“Lady
Aun, I want you to meet Kyrah. She will
be joining our family, and will treated as such.”
“Yes
husband.”
She
did not question him, just came down the step when he did to greet me.
Anien
helped me off the horse. I walked back
to the other horse that was carrying my mother.
“Lord
Arlin, what will you do with my mother?”
Lady
Aun looked at me, my mother and back at Lord Arlin with her eye brown arched.
“Aun,
this girl’s whole village and mother have all been killed."
She
nodded in understanding.
“Kyrah,
well I had thought we would bury her here.
This way she is always close to you and you would not feel so alone.”
It
was thoughtful and yet I could not hide my suspicion that there were other
reason for this.
Men
soon came and took my mother from the horse, carrying her body away.
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