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Macha sat on a small opening high above the battlements of Dun L?idir
staring at the two armies encamped outside. For the first few days, the
two forces stared at one another across an empty landscape, ready to do
battle at a moment's notice. Although still very apprehensive, especially
since the person who had forced the peace seemed to have stepped right
out of legend, the two forces had slowly settled down to wait.
Surprisingly, with the fighting on hold and with many who had family,
especially among the nobility, on the other side, men and women were
making the short journey to each other's camps. A strange festival like
atmosphere started to form between the honor duels that took place every
morning to the travelling players who arrived a few days later.
Still, with the proclamation yesterday that both courts would be meeting
in a couple of days at Dun L?idir, rumors had begun to run rampant
through both camps. Some believed that the two Kingdoms were planning to
surrender, while others thought that the Black Sorceress had been
offering her armies to the highest bidder. For the most part however,
people simply waited to see what would become of them in the days ahead.
Feeling someone come up behind her, Macha said, "Nikkei, you don't need
to come in here every minute to see if I am ready."
"I'm not Nikkei," a familiar but different sounding voice said with some
amusement.
Macha spun around in surprise. "Aislin?"
The two women stared at one another before Macha, with tears running down
her face, embraced her friend. Tears began to freely flow down the face
of the sorceress as well; as she held the person she valued the most in
this world.
As Macha began to kiss her beloved's face, she said between breaths. "By
the goddess, I have missed you, but I am still angry, you know."
"I know...I'm sorry," Aislin sighed, turning her head to catch her
grandmother's apprentice on the mouth as the two enjoyed a long
passionate kiss.
Stepping back, Macha wiped her tears from her face to get a better look
at Aislin. The kisses were as sweet as usual, but the body she embraced
was definitely different.
"Oh my, look at you, what happened, you're beautiful." Macha stood back
in shock but couldn't help but admire Aislin's new appearance. She had
always thought her pretty once she started to dress properly but now,
Aislin seemed to have embraced womanhood fully. There would be absolutely
no confusion that the person standing in front of her was anyhing but
female.
"It's a long story."
"Well them you have to tell me everything that has happened to you since
you left me. I have guessed some of it, but you owe it to me to tell me
everything that's going on."
Aislin didn't begrudge her friend's anger. She knew she would be spending
a lot of time making it up to her, which actually made her smile.
Seeing the smile, Macha frowned. "I'm serious, Aislin, how about tonight?
Right now, I'm supposed to be getting ready for a meeting with the
Council of Elders. Apparently this mysterious M?thair whom my grandmother
hasn't stopped talking about will be at the full council today." Her eyes
suddenly opened wide. "Wait, you're her aren't you?"
Aislin laughed at Macha's reaction, taking her by the hand, she led her
to a chair. "Since they can't start without me, we have plenty of time to
talk. Let me see to your hair, while I give you the short version until
we have some real time alone."
"You're going to work on my hair?" Macha asked incredulously.
"Yes," Aislin said in a huff, spinning her beloved back around, as her
own eyes sparkled with amusement. "My friend Garnet and her sisters have
taken great joy in teaching me such things."
While Aislin worked on Macha's hair, she explained a little of what was
going on.
"So you can tell the future, like a seer? I remember your dreams."
"Yes, well I have them now when I am awake as well," Aislin sighed,
thankfully the visions only lasted a second or two.
Macha made an unhappy face; all the Seers eventually went blind by
looking into the Sprit Realm. "Your sight....your eyes?"
Understanding her concerns Aislin said. "Don't worry about my sight,
Macha. Because I can heal wounds of the Spirit, I seem to be unaffected
by Seer blindness."
"Thank the goddess. So you know what's going to happen all the time?"
"No...not exactly," Aislin said as continued to braid Macha's hair. "Let me
see, you know when a bowman releases an arrow, it doesn't hit the target
in the same exact location every time."
"I guess."
"Well, seeing the future works very similar," Aislin thought for a
moment. "So if the target is a particular event in the future, each arrow
for example takes a different path to a possible outcome of that event?"
"I see," Macha nodded.
"Unfortunately, the target doesn't exactly sit still, as the future
continues to be very fluid. Sometimes you find that a particular arrow is
missing altogether. But like with any good bowmen, when you get closer to
the target, accuracy improves."
"So if your vision is of something far off into the future, it's much
harder to determine if one of those possible futures will come true. On
the other hand, a vision about tomorrow might actually happen."
"One would think so but I am not always that accurate. The most powerful
of Seers can look at many different outcomes, and determine the one that
is most likely to be true."
"Still, there is a lot more you aren't telling me isn't there," Macha
gave Aislin the eye for a second then laughed. "So my beloved, beyond the
whole Seer thing, I find it terribly amusing that not too long ago, the
council wouldn't meet with you and now you are more or less in charge of
that same council," Macha stopped laughing before turning around.
"Actually, how did you manage that?"
Before she started to answer, Aislin felt someone outside the door. "We
have a visitor."
"Macha, I don't know why you won't have servants help you dress. I think
you lived in that village far too..." The young girl, looking a lot like a
much younger version of Macha stopped as she entered the siting room.
"Oh, I see you already have someone helping you. You may go now; I need
to speak to my sister alone."
Macha looked at her sister strangely, unaware that to the young girl
Aislin appeared differently. "Nikkei, don't be rude. This person is
Aislin, she is my friend."
The young girl frowned, looking at Aislin once more. Gone was the older
looking woman in servant's clothes, replaced with a young woman with
raven black hair, dressed in an expensive looking forest green gown.
Rubbing her eyes, thinking she needed to get more sleep, the young girl
apologized.
"I'm sorry; mother did say you made a friend in that village. My name is
Nikkei, as you might have guessed, Macha's sister."
"A pleasure to meet you Nikkei."
Still the young girl was a bit confused. Someone had mentioned that
Aislin was actually a boy. Of course, that was nonsense; she must be a
different friend. "Oh, you must be an apprentice to one of the Wise Women
on your lord's land..."
"Actually Nikkei, she is...," Greatly annoyed at her sister, Macha began to
say.
"I am a King's Healer," Aislin admitted.
The young girl stopped talking, and then looked to her sister for
confirmation. At a slight nod from Macha, she dropped to the ground in a
deep curtsey. "I am terribly sorry Milady, I didn't know."
Aislin helped the young girl up telling her to call her Aislin. As the
three chatted for a while, Nikkei decided she liked the King's healer but
still felt embarrassed about how she treated her at first. It didn't help
when she asked. "So Aislin, I have met a number of the King's Healers
camped outside. Who is your senior?"
"I don't have one," the raven-haired beauty said kindly.
Nikkei almost wailed aloud. Unlike the Court Healers and the Wise Women,
the King's Healers used strength as a means to determine who would lead
them. She couldn't believe she had insulted one of the most powerful
healers in the Kingdom. Suddenly, it dawned on the young girl why Aislin
was with her sister. "Oh, you must be here to meet the M?thair."
"Yes, well something like that."
"I see...it was nice to meet one of my sister's friends." The young girl
curtsied once more. ?I?m sorry to have disturbed you, Milady.?
?It was nice to meet you too, Nikkei.?
Smiling, the young girl turned to her sister. ?I?ll be in my room when
you?re ready.?
As the door closed, Macha giggled. ?She is in for a surprise later
today.?
Suddenly as everything that she had heard about her beloved, all of the
rumors, the stories, came together, Macha felt rather small. The powerful
and beautiful sorceress Aislin had become wouldn?t really be interested
in the simple daughter of a knight. The young apprentice even felt
embarrassed about yelling at Aislin earlier.
?You know you don?t really have to come by tonight.?
?Why is that??
?Well, I?m sure you must be very busy, so don?t worry about me. Please,
go on ahead; I have taken up enough of your time,? Not wanting Aislin to
see her tears, Macha began to walk to the other side of the room to
finish dressing.
The apprentice only took a few steps before Aislin enveloped her in a
hug. Holding her for a moment, she said. ?When we are done tonight, would
you be willing to come home with me. You don?t know how much I have
missed waking up with you by my side.?
Macha turned around, answering her with a kiss.
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?No matter how long you look at that map, it won?t change the outcome of
what happened last week.?
King Llwynog, ruler of the Kingdom of D?l Riata, let out a sigh as a
woman, dressed all in white, entered the room.
?Of course, if it makes you feel better, you could always just blame me
for what happened and send me to the chopping block.?
?Don?t be so melodramatic, Isla,? He said with a chuckle, motioning to
the King?s Healer to take a seat. ?I could blame my spies as well; of
course, I should have believed the information coming from the kingdoms
around the Old Forest.?
?True, but even so, one does not expect a myth to simply show up in the
middle of a battlefield and demand a truce.?
King Llwynog looked out the Keep?s window. The same castle he had weeks
before laid siege to; now he and his court were guests. In the morning,
the two kings would be meeting with this so-called myth. ?From what
Mistress Galena said, she understood this sorceress wasn?t giving us much
of a choice.?
?Your master Thaumaturgist did appear to be a trifle upset,? Isla
smirked.
Llwynog gave a small chuckle. ?From what I was told, she was terrified.?
?Well, what do you expect when King Conall?s Thaumaturgist threatened the
sorceress with a pair of rather large and powerful elementals??
?So I heard but then she dispelled them or something,? He didn?t quite
understand what happened, other than his herald insisted the two Kings
agree to the truce and meet with the sorceress.
The woman nodded slowly. ?Actually, it?s rather more serious; the
sorceress shattered the bindings and banished the elementals. Galena said
she had never experienced that much raw power.?
The older woman had to be actually brought to the healer?s tent and given
a potion to help her sleep.
?Have you heard anything about what happened to Prince Rupert?? Glad to
change the subject, she knew the disappearance of the Heir to the kingdom
and the numerous regiments of horse had shocked the entire army. When
ordered to redeploy away from the forest, the army was more than happy to
comply.
The King shrugged. ?Nothing, although something tells me he is safe, at
least for now.?
?If I may ask, what do you expect tomorrow??
The King thought for a moment, and then answered. ?Besides ransom
demands, I?m not sure. Although with the time already lost, I cannot see
actually fighting a battle to be in our best interest.?
?So, you think she knows of the loss of Farraige??
The port city had been attacked with great loss of life by the ocean
going Troda?. With most of the king?s troops marching off to face King
Cullen?s army, they had been raiding up and down the coastline with
impunity. Such attacks were soon to become a full fledged invasion.
?How can she not, Isla.?
The overall plan had been for a quick ending to the war between the two
kingdoms. While defending ground of his own choosing, the two wings of
cavalry were to attack the enemy from the rear.
?With Cullen bringing up more troops, at this point, I would have no
choice but to concede the valley.?
?Your Majesty, you know that?s not what he is going to demand. We will
lose the valley and you must release all claims to his throne.?
?My wife won?t be pleased but that will be my burden to bear,? he said
with a small laugh.
The King?s Healer looked serious for a moment. ?What if they decided to
continue the battle anyway? King Cullen must know of the attacks on our
coastline.?
?You are right; however we cannot afford to defend ourselves from both,?
Pausing for a moment, he asked. ?You and the other healers however do not
seem overly concerned about this sorceress?s sudden appearance.?
Isla didn?t say anything about the comment.
?You thought I might have missed that, no? What I have been told, your
elders are meeting with someone called the M?thair this evening. The
sorceress, I presume.?
Once again, the Court Healer remained silent.
The king nodded. ?It would present some difficulties for both our forces
if you and your sisters decide to side with the sorceress,? Looking up
concerned, he stared at the healer for a moment. ?They wouldn't do that
would they? Would you? No don?t answer me; I have never doubted your
loyalty.?
The two sat together silently, seeing that conversation had come to an
end, the Court healer stood up and started to walk out of the room.
?Isla?
The healer stopped and looked back, the man had appeared to have aged
quite a bit since the army left the capitol.
?When you speak to the Sorceress, will you tell her I would like to meet
with her tonight if possible??
?Yes, Uncle.?
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