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[color=9B1436]"So what if I made them angry? I wasn't just going to sit and let them s-"[/color] Eilidh began, before one of the Gobloins suggested that the cause of Eilidh's ire was that she was Neil's mate. To this, Eilidh not only blushed but suddenly turned wild, stamping her hooves, and gripping the hilt of her sword very tight. But she couldn't give in. She promised Bast, and herself, that she would be better than that. If had just been a few days ago, every last Goblin here would have been slaughtered by Eilidh's blade, but now, she was trying to control herself, and to better herself, for she was better than some monster who still obeyed the Demon Lord and gave in to their base urges, like these cursed creatures. Poor Ditzy was completely oblivious to the mounting tensions, however. When Neil sensibly fled, Eiliedh managed to calm herself enough to give Ditzy a very strained smile.

[color=9B1436]""That's right, Ditzy. It's dinner time, and we have to race back. let's go! I'll be right behind you!"[/color]

The Centaur waited for him to leave, before drawing her sword and pointing it menacingly at the Goblins. [color=9B1436]"Anyone who follows us dies,"[/color] she threatened, before turning and galloping after Ditzy and Neil.

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Rebecca was still in complete confusion, but from what she was actually privy to listen to, the husband was long-dead. Coupled with the woman's disappearance and the state of the church, she had a crazy idea. The fact they were wanted didn't bother her. She was wanted for more heavily punished crimes than assaulting guards. 

[color=edd902]"Well, Yang,"[/color] Rebecca started, [color=edd902]"The Woman completely vanished. I have been wondering about this, and it might seem crazy, but I have a feeling that the Lady wouldn't mind too much that her husband is dead. In fact, I think she is also dead. I mean, it is awfully queer that an elderly woman wishes to marry a man who died almost one score years ago, in a church that has been derelict for about as long. No thought has been given to wedding preparations, there are no guests..."[/color]


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