The windows must be small, I'm afraid, for the winters here are very cold." He'll love to keep you warm," Thorben laughed, earning himself a threateni...g look from his older brother.The next weeks were busy. Carpenters and masons from the small town of Lauheim set to work in the castle, fixing what was broken, and furnishing the rooms. A potter in town was happy to fill an order for pottery for the tables and the kitchen, while a smith cast pots and pans for the kitchen.They were also able to. “Do you know where are?” her captor replied in his broken dialect.Zahrine said nothing. All around her, she could hear the rustling of armor, the idle grunting of other members from the ambush party, and the gentle growling from the overgrown wolves that the orcish equivalent of a cavalry would ride into battle astride.“You trespass on our land – on orc land, you do, meat.” A flash of anger cast across the disheveled visage of the decorated guild raidmaster.“I was just passing through,” Zahrine. There was an extra partial digit on that hand attached to the right side of his left thumb. I mentioned it aloud. As the nurse confirmed my observation the doctor, who was working with my wife while sitting on his rolling stool, stopped his ministrations to her and quickly slid over towards the nurse and I. He took a brief peek at our son, and as he wheeled himself back to my wife, he said softly to the nurse assisting him to go get another doctor, the on-duty geneticist, to examine our son –. “My name is Nic, I’m sorry I don’t remember exactly who you are – there were lots of girls in the café.” You tried to play it off cool, like your attention could have been on anyone of the other girls. And then she sent me this, http://adf.ly/1PYacY It all immediately came back to you. It was her, it was the girl. A perfect five and a half foot tall, petite, but perky girl. Beautiful brown hair and those blue eyes you tried connecting with. God damnit you needed them. “I do remember.