Inna's Fate - Page 7 (Patreon)

Inna was waiting for some time and watching how ships were loaded. Then her captor appeared with two women. Both had black hair and brown eyes, but another one was something Inna had never seen before. Her skin was much darker, and she had painted her face with warpaint. It was visible that the woman was in battle. Her clothes were dirty, and her ax was stained with blood. Inna's captor appeared happy and in a light mood, but both women looked serious and angry. 

"Captain, I want to keep this as my loot and sell her in B'tumi." Man said. But the woman took her knife out and pointed to Inna, still staring at the strange woman in fear. 

"This one is stupid." The woman said with a strange accent in her speech. "All villagers should be in the castle rock watching how we burn everything. They need to learn their lesson. We were talking about not taking prisoners. Boats are full."

A darker woman said something with complex language. It sounded very violent and angry language. It made Inna scared. She would be in total fear if she knew what the woman said. 

Casia said in her language to Aygul. "We have these two women. Men have escaped or died. So I say we take the rock from the mill. Tie their necks with a short rope and drop them into shallow water. Then they can discover them and learn lessons."

"They deserve a warning," Aygul answered. "But thanks to gods, it looks like he will not die. So I agree with you, but maybe there are enough victims." 

"Ladies, nobody understands that language. I wonder if even you understand that." Roman interrupted them. 

Now another woman looked at the darker woman and smiled. She was continuing with her language. "We left a big mess behind us. We need more gifts."

"Perfect." Another woman answers with the same complex language. "Blonde girl like this will make them happy. She is valuable."

"Roman," Now pale-skinned stranger looked at captor, "I will buy her from you with part of my share. It is the same what you would get from the slavers in B'tumi."