While he had simply assumed that the little demons were simply an annoying part of the invading army’s vanguard or magic using squads during the ordeal, he had soon come to realize that they weren’t. In fact, more than once passing guards and a scraggly old man placed next door to his cell who had only identified himself as ‘Beans’ had admitted that they saw nothing despite his protests that the tiny demons were right in front of him at the time.
“It’s gotta be that Dwarf Weed kicking in,” Caden muttered to himself as he stood up. “Pikkupstix said that they were hallucinogenic. That has to be the case.”
“Aye,” the darkened imp squeaked. “But I’m tellin’ ya the truth either ways. White shells be sayin’ somethin’ about interrogatin’ yas.”
“Go figure,” Caden replied. “I wouldn’t expect much else at this point.”
“If ya want, I can take care o’ ‘em,” the imp said.
“Don’t bother. I know that won’t work,* Caden said, straining to hear if the imp was telling the truth or not. Faint echoes of footsteps did sound in the distance, but between a cell whose only source of light was a dwindling torch in the corner of the outer hallway, and the vast space that comprised the jail proper, he had a hard time telling if anything was actually coming his way or not.
And he couldn’t exactly find out himself, either. Guards came around routinely, but so far most attempts to communicate with them ended in a swift rebuttal that was less than knightly, or outright silence. It also did*’t help that his view from the cell was limited to what he could see from the tiny window set in a sturdy oak door which was reinforced with mithril and adamantine parts that crowded the view as well.
^+^ Antediluvian of the Draculesti Bloodline ^+^
^+^ If the Gods see fit to curse us with the Blood, then we shall raise ourselves above them ^+^
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