The Bonding (The Song And The Rhythm) - Plot & Excerpts
Well, it wasn’t actually his job he hated; it was more the task at hand. The one he had to complete right now, at this very moment. Without delay. Immediately. He didn’t want this task, shouldn’t have to do it. But he was stuck with it. He liked being a soldier. It gave his life meaning and offered an outlet for his frustrations. Plus, the life of an unemployed mercenary was not an easy one. He had just achieved the rank of captain, and now he was reduced to messenger boy. He should’ve found someone else to do it, but the general had told him to carry the message himself. He had given Cecil no opportunity to pass the message on to someone else. And even though the message had to be carried to the master himself, Cecil felt it was beneath his station. He muttered as much and more to himself as he stalked morosely through the dimly lit corridors in the general direction of his master’s chambers. He decided to take as long as possible in delivering his message, for the news he carried was not good.
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