Singh. I saw a broken sconce on the wall that would have held a torch in ancient times. We had passed it before. More than once. Baldarich pushed us down another passage. “We’re lost in a labyrinth.” As we ran, I tried to study the symbols marking the walls and floor, but we were moving too fast and it was too dark. Then a shot echoed along the passage. “That’s a Colt Peacemaker,” Baldarich smiled. “Ignatius is telling us where he is. This way.” We turned down the first right and ran toward the sound. I started to see one symbol over and over again and realized it was the marker. I stopped as we were about to change direction. “Captain, this symbol is the marker, the four chevrons.” I looked around and found the symbol on a floor straight ahead. “Follow them and we get through.” Baldarich smiled and slapped me on the back. “Excellent!” Iron hooves thundered behind us. Looking back, I saw Lord Kannard several junctions away. Before Baldarich could grab her, Genevieve drew her saber and charged back toward Kannard.
