A shudder ran down her spine, as she thought of Euroaquilo’s
warning given her so long ago. 'It is
also a very dangerous place since the Rebellion. Every debased, vile creature frequents these
haunts, making it necessary to never travel here alone.'
After the Rebellion, war had broken out in the Middle
Realm. Although its expanse appeared
limitless and much of it was still unexplored, key locations had been fought
over for many centuries. In fact, this
was where the major part of the wars had been fought up to this night.
Darla was no stranger to these wars. She was a hardened veteran, having fought in
all three ‘Megiddo Wars’, the ‘Persian Debacle’, the ‘MedoGrecian Crusade’, and
the ‘Maccabean Decade’. But she had been
one in a crowd of countless thousands then…
Tonight she was alone and naked, bereft of weapon or comrade.
Listening to the continuing night noises and detecting no
other unusual sounds, Darla decided to chance a run for her ship. Considering the gown to be a hindrance, she
kneeled down and unlaced her sandals, quietly removing them. With a grunt, she stood and began pulling the
dress over her head.
“Got’ya!”
Darla spun around and dropped into a crouch, her arms and
head still wrapped up in the gown. She
was preparing to be assailed by hands intent on her capture. Legion would be most pleased with such a
prize and could be counted on to give a rich reward to the person delivering
her.
‘Cr-a-ack!’ Whoever
wielded the club had no intention of taking his trophy alive. The blow caught Darla just below her right
eye, lifting her off her feet and sending her sprawling, face down, onto the
pathway.
A rough hand yanked Darla over onto her back. She groaned in pain. Another person pulled off the gown and
exclaimed, “She ain’t dead, Yulackk! You
must be losin’ your touch.”
Yulackk bent close to examine the damage his attack had
done. Darla’s eye was little more than
bloody pulp, her upper jaw crushed and her nose split, but she was still very
much alive.
Yulackk glanced at Darla’s upper arm and noticed its awkward
angle. “The bitch’s arm got in the way…
ain’t my fault!” He laughed, “Did a
number on it, though...”
The second man stepped closer. “Get outta the way, Yulackk, I want to get a
look at who we have.”
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