It was about 2am, and all the other soldiers were fast asleep. We could go to my room since my roomate was gone, and have some fun, and that no one wo...ld ever have to know about it. I saw the wheels spinning in her head as she sat there and contemplated for a little while. After what seemed like an hour, but was probably only a minute, she said that she would be fine with that, but that she had a request. I was caught off guard by a request, but asked her what it was anyways-turns out all she. Youre not going to fall over on me are you? No, Sir. I can stand. Good girl. I quickly stripped the bloody bedding off the bed and made it up with new. While she was standing, I checked the dozen or so dressings I had put on her and was pleased to see that none had been bled through. Then I reached over to her dresser and got the pain reliever and water. Open, I said, and she opened her mouth. I gave her the medicine and held the glass for her to drink. I made sure she finished it and helped. You've never met any fairies or nature spirits, but you know they wouldn't give a shit about you. The only ones who don't look down on you are Orcs, Goblins and Giants, and most of them are barred from entering the town.Suddenly, the door to the shop swings open, and your eyes burst open as you hurry to look busy."Boy!" the swarthy merchant Ober says, marching into the shop. "Any sales while I was out?" No, sir," you answer in respond, bowing your head."Empty your pockets. I need to see you. Caleb pulled my head onto his shoulder and kept telling me that everything was going to be okay. I had a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach that he was very wrong.We were in the air almost four hours before the plane landed. I tried to figure out where we were, but nothing looked familiar. We were escorted to a waiting SUV that was identical to the one in Las Vegas. Between the darkened windows and the pitch black night, I couldn't see a thing. After a twenty minute ride, we went through.