Why not withdraw? Your death will prove nothing here. You are proud, I say.You have seen my skills. Fair head smiles and nods in appreciation. It shines in the last rays of the evening sun. Wiping off my knife on the sand, I stand and pull off my cap, letting my blond hair fall. Dante is muttering prayers to heaven and drooling all over his wretched face. Now there is only the fair-haired man left. She jumps toward me, her arms flailing, and I kill her as I killed her mate. Once again I sidestep the thrust of his sword, but this time I sink my blade deep into his heart and withdraw it before he can take it with him to the bloody ground. But he is no sooner back on his feet than his dull eyes flash with anger and he makes another try for me. I smash his face in the dirt and then release him. I stick out my hand.May I have my knife back please?īene. Sicilian pride-he finally draws his sword and points it in my direction. Send us a direct message via Twitter or Instagram or email via our contact form.Pino drops to his knees, bleeding over everything.But he is a leper, he gasps.īut since he now knows I am a woman, he cannot walk away. Imagery at higher zoom levels © Microsoft.
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