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James walked into the stable with Kenda and Paulie. The stable boy's left. He bought three horses from them. A black one for himself, a grey one for Paulie, and another grey one for Kenda. He could tell one the them was hurt because of what looked like a blood trail leading from behind them.

"I saw what the guards tried to do to Paulie, do you really think I am going to trust bandits." James said as he put his net over his horse and then put his shield on it's side along with his sword and axe. "This is not my homeland, I only can help you in Greece, but I do know several things. The most important being, never hide. If we are going to hide then we will hide in plain sight, It may not sound like a good idea but it the dungeon were I was held there was a room. It contained supplies for about 30 guards. Under it a an armory was built, if we can get back there we can hide were they would least expect us to. They plan on us leaving, so we stay."

James got on his horse and road lead. He had gone farther then he thought but soon he would be there. "Kenda, I told Seth, so I will tell you, of course, once we get there." James said referring to his plan.

Adelaide stood in front of the boy, annoyance flashing in her eyes. "I'm going to ask you again. Have you seen them?"
"'Splain 'em. Wha'd they look like?" the stable boy asked, examining his cracked and dirty fingernails.
Adelaide sighed in exasperation, "Two women, one with dark hair, pale, on the beautiful side of good looking. The other has brown hair, she's really pretty. A man, dark hair...kinda handsome. Probably with a giant a** sword that could cleave you in two."
The boy looked to the roof. "What's it worf to ye?" he asked, rubbing his fingers together.
Adelaide groaned. Quick as a flash the slammed the boy in the face, causing his nose to bleed, then pushed him up against the post. "The health and dignity of one incredibly annoying stable boy." she said arm at his throat, and a fist in his stomach. The boy whimpered. "It'll be nice hearing you explain to your manly friends how you got beat up by a girl."
"Fine! Fine! The man bought three horses and they left."
"Which way?"
"Toward the arena! The pretty one looked 'urt or sommit. They was 'urrying!"
"Thanks. That wasn't too terrible. And you got to keep some of your pride in exchange." Adelaide let him go, then ran up to a wall across the street. She pulled herself onto the roof of a building and began heading for the arena.