Silence
@qsarrae Over the course of a few weeks Tavis had become more and more bored waiting for their next excursion. In the meantime he had been all across the fortress, and had heard some curious rumors. Apparently there was a woman in camp who was a sex worker, and she never spoke. He wouldn’t have given it a second thought but the way they spoke about her concerned him. His best friend was a sex worker, so the job itself wasn’t about to upset him, he wasn’t a prude, but he had an unsettling feeling in his gut that he couldn’t ignore. And from how they spoke it seemed that she didn’t have a literal voice. Apparently she was in the refugee camp. His friend was a rich courtesan who had hardly any worries, and she had the luxury of power. What power did this woman have? He worried about that. Tavis listened to their description of her while pretending to organize the inventory. Tavis rode out to the refugee camp in search for someone that fit her description. He brought fresh loaves of bread that he stole from the kitchens and sat by the fire, handing them out to everyone. “Is there a woman here with deep grey eyes like a morning fog, short black hair and a wicked smile?”








