I don’t know if it was because we were
loaded down with supplies or whether it was the look of the three
of us but many a townsfolk stopped and stared. A few bowed when
they saw Lady Elakalyn. I didn’t figure it could be me that was
garnering the attention, as I had dressed as nondescript as
possible. I didn’t wear the robes of my order that advertise me as
a mage and had my tattoos covered.
Penn was leading his pony and our group. He
got the most attention. He turned to me, “Must not get many
strangers in this place, huh?”
“I guess not.” I had spent my whole life on
Wilde Lake but had never been to the town of Bellham.
It looked like any other town I suppose.
There were merchants and traders. I saw a butcher shop, a grain
mill, the blacksmith and of course, because it wouldn
