Called by the Dragon
Something had happened and she had no idea where he was or what had happened, and every second that passed as she wheeled wildly to and fro in search of him drove her steadily insane.
Someone knocked into her one too many times, and with an enraged, half-crazed shout, she turned and bent to pick up the unhitched wagon full of horse feed next to her from the bottom. She didn’t even register the weight. In the next instant, the entirety of it, load and all, was flipping through the air to crash into the stone fountain five meters away. It landed with an almighty crash, bursting apart at the wheels, axle, and along the boards, pieces splashing into the water and showering the screaming market-g
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