Chapter 13, Zorra Villa:
The boat the pair traveled in worked well for their purpose, if small and cramped. Adding a dog to the crew did little to ease the tight quarters.
Zorra was happy to skirt the major shards and stay away from the land. Better to risk the open water than run into a ship searching for survivors to take advantage of. Even if they were far north, any number of bad actors would be willing to take advantage of the situation. Slavers, pirates, and the black ships were not alone in thievery. Normally upstanding citizens often took advantage of a bad situation to better their lot in life. Zorra had witnessed it too often before.
The dog they rescued from the ship stood on the bow and tried to catch the droplets of water as they plowed through the waves. She had never had
