Teuns looks at Lefevre, and sees his eyes are glowing. “You must think I am insane, mon ami, not so?” Gaston Lefevre asks.
mon ami“I am merely thinking about your daughter’s safety, Capitaine,” Teuns says accusingly. “I cannot see how we can save her life now. The strongest weapon we had against the Dulacs had been removed by you just now. Now we are truly helpless.”
CapitaineLefevre smiles at him, full of meaning. “I am tired of the waiting and the uncertainty, legionnaire. For all we know, my daughter could already be dead, and the two of us will take the offensive now. Capitaine Lefevre is not dead or insane… not by a long shot.”
Capitaine Teuns looks questioningly at the man and is amazed by the new light in the captain’s eyes. Once more, he looks like the brave man who rescued Teun
