The rest of the men and some women of my family that were standing had ran for weapons and came back to finish the attack but they found most of the family dead. They rushed into the attack for revenge but found themselves fend off easily by the skilled robbers. My father killed most of them with his sword and was the last standing in the end. My father was the pride of the family when he was alive and friends to everyone he knew. Stubborn he was when he was alive; I would live to finish what he started. Once the robbers killed everyone and finished with my father there were only ten left out of 50. They decided it was the leaders fault in the whole mess and cut him down. They ran off out the back door when they heard someone coming, leaving the leader where he laid bleeding and near death.
After I closed the connection, the former leader died. I closed his eyes, since I was the nearest to him. After that we stepped over the dead bodies of my family and robbers, then walked out the open door. The horse was outside and we both got on it and rode to the gate. At the gate we heard a shout and after we passed through the gates arrows began to rain on us. I held on tight as we gallop as fast as we could out of there to the nearby forest. We didn’t stop till we came to a nearest town to rest for a while, and then we went on and I fell asleep on the way. I couldn’t help thinking that the world isn’t as perfect as I had thought.
As I slept Samith went back to the clearing in his mind. As he looked into the pool he spoke the words to reveal what he needed to know. As he spoke the words his voice got higher and deeper till his lungs was almost bursting then he stopped as his power and words awoke the pool and the spirit within.
After a minute the spirit spoke to him in his mind, “What is your desire?â€
“I want to see the possible future, the one that would happen if I didn’t go back to the O’Brien’s.â€
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