"Well, Miss..." he began."Anchari Astana," the woman said. "I am called Anchari. But my friends call me Anch, please." Well Anch," Henry went on. "I h...pe you will be able to help me. This is all very new to me." I'm sure I can help," she sat herself on the desk beside him, crossing her nylon sheathed legs. "Mr Kerrish was very keen for me to do all I can. Oh, excuse me." Henry realised that the top button of her blouse had given up the unequal battle to keep her blouse closed and had become. "He's managed to pick up a surprising amount of woods savvy in the short time he's been with us, but the way it's clouding up, it would be easy for someone to get turned around unless they know the trails." You'd better go out and hunt for him then, but at least sit back down and finish eating first." Yeah, I guess that rescuing him from that dungeon makes me feel responsible for him. I should get started as soon as I can. I don't like the looks of those clouds. If we get any real rain it will. There were a dozen of them -- Sid, Gregor, Fred, himself, and eight men at arms who Connor had ordered to guard Sid from harm. From the sounds, it was clear that they were about to face a hundred men."I wouldn't worry about that," Sid said looking over at Derek. He added, "They won't make us slaves, they'll kill us. It will probably be a horrible and painful death."When Derek turned pale, Fred chuckled and said, "Sid, sometimes you are so reassuring."Sid chuckled and said, "Wait and watch.. Something sylish found me, black gloves with an intricate pattern,several strands of well made fake pearls, a 50's black satin fittedcocktail design, rather something you might find in an Italian black andwhite movie, I was spellbound standing there behind the curtain in theshop.Such a vulnerable persona this is when the spell finds me, so aftermaking my purchases, while waiting to pay for some wine at the next stop,there stood a gentleman in a dark brown suit, leaning in to pay for me."I.