The Free One
A week.
The longest week of his life.
Never ending questions.
He swore into the blackness. He couldn’t sleep, he hadn’t been able to sleep for the entire week, every single time he tried, the nightmares attacked him. Every single time he closed his eyes, he watched both of his parents be killed in front of his eyes.
Every single day for the last week, the woman had come to him. At first it was telling him things, trying to teach him things. Slowly it had progressed to asking him questions, trying to check his understanding and his how well he was learning.
Opting for silence, he had said nothing for the entire week.
There was another he’d seen lurking around on the ship, not just the woman who slaughtered and butchered his family. He hadn’t even looked at that woman, never mind spoken to her.
Zachariah swore into the darkness again.
He hated to admit it, but he had actually been learning from the woman, even if he wasn’t answering to her. He was learning about the thing that she was calling the force. As much as he didn’t want to, he was.
He wanted more. He’d learnt from her, been learning about the mystical “force” that she had been talking about. He didn’t realise how much he’d been learning and how he wanted more from her.
The young boy looked at the woman’s bedroom door. He didn’t want to talk to her, he hated the thought of talking to her, but he wanted to know more.
And he knocked.
Lord Revna
The longest week of his life.
Never ending questions.
He swore into the blackness. He couldn’t sleep, he hadn’t been able to sleep for the entire week, every single time he tried, the nightmares attacked him. Every single time he closed his eyes, he watched both of his parents be killed in front of his eyes.
Every single day for the last week, the woman had come to him. At first it was telling him things, trying to teach him things. Slowly it had progressed to asking him questions, trying to check his understanding and his how well he was learning.
Opting for silence, he had said nothing for the entire week.
There was another he’d seen lurking around on the ship, not just the woman who slaughtered and butchered his family. He hadn’t even looked at that woman, never mind spoken to her.
Zachariah swore into the darkness again.
He hated to admit it, but he had actually been learning from the woman, even if he wasn’t answering to her. He was learning about the thing that she was calling the force. As much as he didn’t want to, he was.
He wanted more. He’d learnt from her, been learning about the mystical “force” that she had been talking about. He didn’t realise how much he’d been learning and how he wanted more from her.
The young boy looked at the woman’s bedroom door. He didn’t want to talk to her, he hated the thought of talking to her, but he wanted to know more.
And he knocked.
Lord Revna
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