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The Inn: Brothers
Written By Mr. Pec
"G'day, Keep!"
The innkeeper turned and saw a young woman entering his
establishment, her face smiling and a hand waving.
"A fine morning to you M'lady! What brings you into town this early?"
She made her way to the bar and plopped down on a stool. Keep
instantly poured a glass of milk and set it before her as she got comfortable.
"I had some business to take care of with the land magistrate." She
took the milk and drank deeply.
"I see," Keep chuckled. He wiped the bar as she drank. The mug came
back down and Keep was shocked to find it empty.
"Thirsty?" Keep asked with a smile.
"Oh, yes. Very." She grinned softly as Keep re-filled the mug straight
from the pitcher.
"Tell me a story, Keep."
"A story? I'm fairly sure you've heard them all, perhaps twice!"
"Please?" Keep looked in her eyes and his feigned dissuasion melted.
"Oh, very well." Keep thought for a moment.
"I'll tell you the story of the two brothers." She leaned on the bar and
gazed at him with wanton eyes.
"I first laid eyes on them on a stormy night. They came in soaked to
the bone and asking for accommodations. Their money was good, so I sent
them upstairs with dinner and had their clothes laundered. Later I learned
their names were Kenneth and Samuel, and they were from a village many
miles away.
"Their parents had died of the plague, and they had departed on foot to
escape the pestilence. However, they had nowhere to go and little money to
get there.
"In the morning I bid them good luck in their journey, and they left the
Capital." Keep turned and placed some clean glasses on the shelf.
"Not much of a story," the woman started to complain.
"Ah, but have I said it was finished?" She blushed.
"Now I will admit that I didn't expect to see these men again, but no
more than three days later I saw them pass before my Inn, this time with their
hands bound. I learned from a friend in the Guard that they were to stand
trial for killing an old woman's goat in a nearby Hammerdale. Seems they
had found it wandering in the forest, and being hungry, ate it. A small search
party found their fire and arrested them."
"Who was arrested?" asked Hibber from the end of the bar.
"The Hammerdale boys," Keep re-iterated.
"Oh yeah," Hibber recollected, "Claimed they didn't see the brand on
the goat's hip."
"That's right," Keep continued. "Luckily for the brothers, the goat's
owner was an old woman who's sons had recently left to join the King's
Guard. Once she heard the boy's plight, she dropped the charges, on the
condition that the boys come to work for her.
"With no better choice, the brothers agreed, and went back to
Hammerdale to work on the woman's farm. They planted her crops, milked
her cow, and even fixed up her barn. In only a year's time, the boys
reputation turned positive, and they became totally devoted to their elder
benefactress."
"What a lovely turn of events," she said, shifting on her stool.
"Yes, the boys had made good, and become regular visitors to the Inn.
They never forgot my hospitality and would often stop by when they were in
town and tell me of how their lives had changed. But then it all took a sad
turn." Keep lowered his head and filled a flagon for an incoming patron.
"What? What happened," she insisted.
"Well, it seems that when Kenneth was taking the cow to the South
pasture, a snake jumped out and bit it. The cow jumped, and knocked
Kenneth to the ground, where he struck his head on a large stone.
"Samuel found Kenneth and the cow a few hours later, but it was too
late for the animal, the poison had taken effect. Kenneth was alive, but
unconscious, and Samuel rushed him to the Cleric as fast as he could.
"Pariah was able to heal his wounds, but Kenneth failed to regain
consciousness. The damage to his head was so severe, that it was unlikely he
would ever awake. Samuel returned to the old woman with his brother, and
cared for him for many weeks, with no sign of improvement."
Concern and fear filled the girl's eyes, and several pairs of ears clung
to Keeps every word.
"Samuel wept for his brother, and soon he came to accept the fact that
there was nothing more he could do. Then, one night, he awoke to strange
noises in the barn. He followed them and there found the old woman
chanting and making gestures over Kenneth's body. When he came in and
demanded an explanation, the old woman calmly explained.
"'There is nothing we can do for Kenneth's mind. It is lost to us. Plus
we are short one cow. I have a modicum of magical talent, and I can allow
him to live out the rest of his life simply and useful.'
"Samuel was shocked at her suggestion. She was offering to turn
Kenneth in to a cow. A cow! His emotions turned to anger, then
understanding, and finally acceptance. Samuel realized this was for the
best." All ears were still keenly listening.
"Samuel watched as she completed the spell, and Kenneth's body
slowly transformed into that of a young calf. In a matter of minutes, the calf
stood up on it's new legs, and brayed softly. Samuel smiled and went to his
former brother, who seemed to recognize him.
"The old woman said the calf would grow quickly and soon be
providing twice the amount of milk their previous cow had. Samuel cared for
the calf with a very watchful eye, and true to her word, in two months, the
cow was producing incredible amounts of milk.
"Samuel told me that though the cow did know him and the old woman,
there didn't seem to be any semblance of it's formerly human life. The milk
production was so great, that Samuel took to selling much of it on market,
and turned a tidy profit too." Keep winked. Everyone smiled.
"Life was good again, and years passed without incident. The farm
grew, and the woman became rich, with Samuel always in her faithful
employ. Through the years, she taught him what she could of magic, and it
wasn't long before he too was a potent magic user.
"However, all good things must come to and end, and so it was for the
old woman. She fell very ill, and no spell could help her. Even she knew it
was finally her time. On her deathbed, she expressed her gratitude to
Samuel, and granted him all her wealth and her farm." Keep noticed a few
tears forming in the eyes of his listeners.
"What ever happened to him?" Hibber eventually asked.
Keep perked up, "Well, that is hard to say for sure. I never saw Samuel
after the woman's death. Some say she cast a final spell before she died to
remove the remorse he felt of her death. Others have said that he cast as
spell on himself to pay tribute to the woman whom had given him so much.
Even others say..."
"Mooooooo!" interrupted the cow in the entryway.
"Kenna!" the young lady shouted, turning and slowly sliding off her
stood.
"Moooo," it repeated. She waddled over to it and took the reign around
it's neck.
"You naughty cow. How many times have I told you to stay near the
barn." She then turned back to Keep, who was smiling at the situation.
"I'm sorry, Keep. Sometimes she follows me like a lost pup or a
child."
"It's quite all right, my dear," Keep said with a wave. "Come back any
time."
"I will," she said, heading out and pulling Kenna with her.
"I'd better get her back to the barn for he daily milking, and thank you
for the story!" she called back.
"Your welcome, Samantha. Take care."
The End
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