Chapter 32

"What happened?" Will asked as he came toward where Azeph was still standing, "Where'd Elin go?"

"She left," Azeph responded simply while he tried to contain his anger inside him and not snap at his friend.

He had no idea how that conversation ended like that. He had never seen Elin bursting out like that, in fact, he had never seen her get emotional except when that kidnapper admitted to hurting Nathan’s sister openly.

Before leaving, she when ordered them to throw his body out in the wood as she had promised him before he died.

His respect for her rose in that particular moment. Some of the knights looked at her as if she was a heartless slaughterer, but he'd seen her as a born leader.

Because only a true leader would be able to issue that kind of order without caring about what others might think of them. For the general good. To make an example of the man who dared do such shameless acts. And a message to his companion who wouln't have cooerated if he hadn't heard what his compan