Her Men Of Ruin
Ziason enters one of the rooms and heads straight to a lone metal table.
He lights the only candle sitting on the table, which partly illuminates the room enough for him to see Zeedar standing at an end of the room.
Except, he’s not just standing. His hands are raised apart above his head, chained separately by shackles hanging from the ceiling.
The man’s head hangs low, and he’s still naked, every part of his body covered in cut, blood, and wounds.
Ziason remains by the table to analyze his brother, his hands tucked into his pants pocket.
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