Breathe
“It was at this time that people started to feel the weight of winter. So much time remained until the warming rays of spring, and confinement started to wear on nerves. By tradition, the people of Maj gathered on this day to feast and tell stories. It was not a formal occasion, like Harvest Celebration. Though no finery or dancing would be included in the day, great platters of food and plenty of good wine would be available all day for people to enjoy at their leisure. Informal groups would ga...ther to tell stories and hear tales of daring deeds, how a couple first met and fell in love, or humorous situations in which people had found themselves.
Darius moved slowly, supported by Dearra on one side and guarded on the other by Reo. It had only been a few days since his injury, and if anything, he was sorer than when he had first received it. Dearra led him to the same, soft chair he had used when Catherine had tended to his injury. Unfortunately, Jacob was already lounging in the chair, his feet stretched out towards the fire, legs crossed at the ankles.MoreLess
Darius moved slowly, supported by Dearra on one side and guarded on the other by Reo. It had only been a few days since his injury, and if anything, he was sorer than when he had first received it. Dearra led him to the same, soft chair he had used when Catherine had tended to his injury. Unfortunately, Jacob was already lounging in the chair, his feet stretched out towards the fire, legs crossed at the ankles.MoreLess
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