Chapter 69

They reached the next camp by nightfall.

Ayla looked at the camp. Except for her and the others, it was empty. Three little cabins stood next to the woodshed. As she looked at the cabins, she started to feel nervous. After thirteen years, Rhobart and her would finally complete their bond. She rubbed the scar with her thumb. If Sarya was right and she had magic, she would use it to help defeat the Orcs.

Someone put his hands on top of her shoulders, and she tensed. Not someone but Rhobart.

“Pick one of the cabins and go inside. I will bring wood and the rest of the things we will need for the night,” Rhobart told her.

“Alright,” Ayla said and went to the one next to the woodshed. Kerra followed her inside.

A magic crystal was next to the table, and Ayla tapped on it. A yellow light came from it, allowing Ayla to see inside the cabin.

The cabin was simply decorated—a single bed, a table with chairs, a fireplace, and a cupboard. Some furs covered the bed. Kerra jumped on the b