Rachel Rossano - The Theodoric Saga - Plot & Excerpts
Gratefully, Lirth leaned her forehead against the rough stone. The cold surface chilled her fevered skin. The distant clash of metal against metal echoed in the corridor and stairwell outside the thick oak door of her room. The din grew closer and she grasped at the calm she had felt only moments before. I realized this day would come, yet... She caught herself mid thought. She should be thankful that she could prepare. Frustration flared and she asked, Why must patience be so difficult? The unseen Kurios did not respond. He was there and she knew He was the source of her intuition. It is not that I am not thankful. She pointed out. Your intervention is the sole reason I have not been more battered. Instead of abusing me or using me, they isolate me. After her abduction five summers before, Baron Tor locked Lirth away in the cold tower room and forbade his men from speaking to her. By the grace of the Kurios, he chose not to execute her or hand her over to one of his minions. She had opportunity to cherish the hope of freedom.
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