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[with Thomas]
[A day or two after this.]
There are five of the liveried guardsmen in the inn now, and two in the stables.
Kaya hid the night in a storeroom bin that used to hold apples, and is now peering through a crack in the wall into the common room and trying to find a way past them.
There are five of the liveried guardsmen in the inn now, and two in the stables.
Kaya hid the night in a storeroom bin that used to hold apples, and is now peering through a crack in the wall into the common room and trying to find a way past them.
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Kaya buries her face in Thomas's shoulder and clings tight.
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In a whisper: "I think he's gone back."
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"I can walk," she offers tentatively.
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He's aware of a stinging in his side, now, and he shifts Kaya over to one arm while the other inspects. When his hand comes away slick with blood, he can only blink at it confusedly as he stumbles.
"...Oh."
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Carefully, he places her on the ground, and presses his hand to his side to staunch the flow.
"We should keep going."
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"Let's at least get a little more hidden, okay?"
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Thomas ducks into the alcove, grunting and using the wall as guidance as he sinks to the ground.
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Her voice is shaking, and she sounds on the verge of tears.
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"Easy, take a breath. Be calm, then act."
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She's back within moments, clutching a soaked kerchief, ragged but clean.
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"Quick one, aren't you?"
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His hands are shaking some, as he tries to get out of his shirt.
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Thomas is trying very hard not to think about that, and focus more on staying alive.
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Whatever. It isn't important. Her attention is all on the gash across Thomas's side, and the blood running freely from it; she draws another choked gasp and moves to sponge some of the blood away.
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"It'll be alright," he says finally, trying to soothe. "I'll be okay."
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"Bindings," he finally gasps out.
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She runs her fingers carefully around the edges of the cloth binding his chest, trying to find where it's tucked under or fastened down.
One end slips free, and she tugs it down to tie around the injury.
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