Game of Prythian

Chapter Six

Brandelis gritted his teeth, "I never heard the full story of that. But if I ever meet those bastards who shattered your father's leg I'll kill them."

Regina chirped, "Make sure to invite the legion we'd love to help you!" I snorted. At dusk we finally decided to stop. Brandelis and Regina set up the camp while I wandered away in the dark looking for food. After about two hours of searching I stumbled my way back to the dim light that must be the campfire.

"I was about to go searching for you." Regina snapped. I sighed, 'there is literally nothing around."

Regina slumped down onto her back. If we were near a tree there might be a small chance I could find something. Yet with my human eyesight, it probably wouldn't be enough to feed my friends.

Something pecked at my ankle. I flinched and twirled around. I found myself looking at a small crow. They are very intelligent. A memory sounded off in my head. It flew off and I glanced back to my friends who were already dead asleep.

I chased after the crow. It flew slow enough that I could keep up. It landed in a tree, I glanced around. Movement caught my eyes, after they adjusted. Three rabbits slowly hopped into their den. Then surprisingly they didn't see me. But rabbits saw everything.

I glanced at the crow in the tree. Slowly I made my way over to it, I took my finger and smoothed down the feathers on its head. "Thank you my friend."

Back at camp with two dead asleep fae and three skinned rabbits was a blessing in disguise. 1: The fae weren't trying to kill me and I called them my very trusted friends. 2: We had food.

I kicked Regina and Brandelis awake. "Foods ready." Regina shot up, "Feyre you did not, it's pitch black."

She glanced to the stick over the fire. She put our rabbits onsteparate sticks and dug in quickly. I whistled lowly and the crow who helped me flew over. I handed him a pretty big chunk of the meat. The bird rubbed it's head against my arm, took the meat, and flew off.

My friends didn't notice. They were so entranced that I caught rabbits without a bow in the pitch dark of night. Brandelis murmured, "Least that's one perry drowned, but we still need a legion name."

I shook my head, "No, no I think I found an answer for that too."

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Brandelis was able to winnow us as close to the wall he could get us without fainting. When we crossed the small hole in the wall Regina and Brandelis could see, yet I couldn't, I shivered.

"It's a three day walk to the village. Hope you truly know about this name." Regina repeated for like the fifth time. "You'll love it."

"How do you know though?" Regina questioned, her brows furrowed. "It fits with what we do."

Brandelis said, "Feyre usually always double checks herself before making a statement, so if she's dead set on it you know it has to be good."

I glowered at him. He raised his hands in innocence, "It's the truth you can't kick my ass for that."

Shaking my head we walked on. "Looks like you caught up to you all!" The excited voice was like a bomb dropping. I whirled and saw a long since seen face, "Nuan?"

She nodded, we both met halfway between the distance and hugged. "Please tell me you have good intel."

"The best it's war changing Fey." Nuan said, pulling away. I turned to two very confused faces. "Regina, Brandelis this is Nuan the spy we were sent to get out."