To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Seven
(Jelnaya)

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Six
(Nebard)

Priven did speak to his mother. I found out when my mother brought him and his mother to my barn. I was worried about a mother goat that I felt was carrying triplets. When I mentioned the situation to the others, Priven’s mother spoke a reply.

“You are being blessed, Nebard. However, just like your mother goat is going to have difficulties, your blessing will come with troubles as well. I am telling Priven, and now telling you, to see them through.”

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Five
(Jelnaya)

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Four
(Nebard)

I looked up from where I was setting a trap. Winter was coming, which usually brought predators seeking food outside their usual territory. Wondering about Eashae on those nights I felt it necessary to stay up watching for threats to my animals, I looked up surprised to see her coming to me.

“Husband, come home.”

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Three
(Jelnaya)

Great-aunt Dirchein put up no resistance to traveling to see Lebranaut. Great-uncle Ferrigote knew the man as well, but it was his wife who wanted to give me a birthday party. I spoke with her about birthdays as we traveled to Nerkeggon, and being immortal as well she laughed saying that it was just an excuse to spend time with me.

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter Two
(Nebard)

Eashae was making breakfast. Everything promised to me had happened. In a way it was wonderful. I had a woman, one that I had chosen myself, in my house doing the things I thought a woman was to do. I went to her wanting to touch, hold, fondle her breasts, and she let me. She did not complain, although she did glance to the fire and I understood that she needed to finish making my breakfast.

To Face the Ugly Deed
Chapter One
(Jelnaya)

The arrow flew straight and sunk into the man’s neck. I would not say that I was scared, but there was a lot of risk should I become found. I had fought armies, and walked into a den of vicious monsters. Certain threats and mentalities did not bother me. This situation had me fear both, so I was being very cautious. I moved to assure no one targeted me in retracing the flight of the arrow, then set up to take down another potential threat.

The Fey Bride of Elfland
Epilogue

Upon our arrival at Florinew the couple had a busy day of seeing everyone. They had to walk through town, then through the castle, allowing to all to meet the new member of their royal family. Since there was no TV or radio, it was the best way to get out the word. It stressed Chamorrick and Lasotherral, but smiles stayed on their faces as they handled the formality of assuring that everyone knew who they were.

The Fey Bride of Elfland
Chapter Thirty-One
The Right Person to Hear

After going through the process a couple more times, Lasotherral displayed almost a frightened look. She obeyed the command from Chamorrick, but I could tell was troubled by his behavior. When it failed again, she however stopped to speak.

"What are you trying to do?"

"I was told that I must have faith," Chamorrick said between clenched teeth.

"Faith?"

"Yes." He spun to demand, "Tell her, Annie. Tell her what you told me."