Kaena
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Kearra could tell he was uncomfortable when the guard entered the room with the food, yet he made no move to cover himself, his eyes following the tray of food with a sense of purpose. Once the guard left the room and they were alone, he continued to stare at the food but made no attempt to touch it. She wondered if he was just being respectful and waiting for her to offer it to him, or if he was afraid of what would happen if he took the food without being told he was allowed to.
There was a pregnant pause in the air as she held out the piece of bread and waited for him to take it from her hand. For a moment she thought he wasn't going to and when he finally did, she couldn't, for a strange reason, feel relieved. Though he was her prisoner, she still felt the need to make sure he was being taken care of.
Picking up a piece of cheese, she watched him eat for a moment before saying anything else. "Eat and drink as much as you want. I looks like it has been awhile since have had a good meal." she finally said, continuing to eat while she watched him. Now that she was not focused on torturing him, she took the time to get a good look at him. She couldn't help admire his muscular body and had to resist the urge to continue what she had started earlier.
As much as she enjoyed the view, something weighed heavily on her mind. Breaking her gaze away from his body, she turned her face away from him as a saddness creeped into her eyes. "How many?" she said, her voice wavering with sudden emotion. "How many were killed in your village or taken captive?" She was sure she was not going to like the answer he was going to give her, but she had to know. She had to know, if it turned out he was telling the truth, which she had a terrible feeling he was, how many innocent people had been slaughtered or enslaved thinking she had ordered it to happen.
There was a pregnant pause in the air as she held out the piece of bread and waited for him to take it from her hand. For a moment she thought he wasn't going to and when he finally did, she couldn't, for a strange reason, feel relieved. Though he was her prisoner, she still felt the need to make sure he was being taken care of.
Picking up a piece of cheese, she watched him eat for a moment before saying anything else. "Eat and drink as much as you want. I looks like it has been awhile since have had a good meal." she finally said, continuing to eat while she watched him. Now that she was not focused on torturing him, she took the time to get a good look at him. She couldn't help admire his muscular body and had to resist the urge to continue what she had started earlier.
As much as she enjoyed the view, something weighed heavily on her mind. Breaking her gaze away from his body, she turned her face away from him as a saddness creeped into her eyes. "How many?" she said, her voice wavering with sudden emotion. "How many were killed in your village or taken captive?" She was sure she was not going to like the answer he was going to give her, but she had to know. She had to know, if it turned out he was telling the truth, which she had a terrible feeling he was, how many innocent people had been slaughtered or enslaved thinking she had ordered it to happen.