Beata watched as the strange troops waited where they were
Nike Heels while only a few people approached. Those were the rules, the way Beata and her squad were taught. People had to wave a flag of some sort, and if there were many, only a few were supposed to approach to state their business and ask permission to pass.
It wasn't a risk to have a few people approach. The Dominie Dirtch could kill an enemy even if they were only one step away, out in front of it. They would still
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Four people, two on foot and two on horseback, came forward, leaving the rest behind. As they got closer, she could see it was two men and two women. One man and woman rode, another pair walked. There was something about the woman on horseback...
When Beata realized who the woman had to be, her heart felt as if it had leaped up into her throat.
"You see?" Beata
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The two, jaws agape, stared out at the approaching people. Beata's knees trembled at the thought of what had almost happened.
Beata turned and shook a fist at the two. "Put that thing away. And don't you dare go near the Dominie Dirtch! Do you understand?"
Both saluted. Beata turned and raced down the steps two at a time. In her whole life, she never imagined anything
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She never imagined she would actually meet the Mother Confessor herself.
She gaped, along with the rest of her squad who came out to see, as the woman in the long white dress rode forward. One man rode to her right. A man and woman were on foot. The woman was pregnant. The man on foot, on the Mother Confessor's left, was dressed in loose clothes of no particular style. He had a sword, but kept it sheathed.
The man riding
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Beata wondered if it could be the man she'd heard was to marry the Mother Confessor: Lord Rahl. He certainly looked a lord. He was just about the most imposing-looking man Beata had ever seen.