A:“Huh? At your home? yay, thanks!” G:“Annebelle…you know it isn’t-” A:“Buut, they said they would, and I didn’t even need to ask!” G:"…fine…but promise me you’ll set up your shop tomorrow, okay?" A:“Okay! I’ll live with you, miss!” G:“If you have another bed, I’ll be happy to take it. If that’s not too much to ask, of course.”
“Lucy, can we talk privately in my room?”
Lucy turns around to see Katherine.
L: Aaah!
(She regains composure.)
L: Y-Yes , we can.
Kathrine leads Lucy to her room and hang sup her cloak “Are you plotting against the kingdom?” The question is abrupt and unexpected
Abigail nods.
“Now now, you’re too kind, reminds me of your sister.” A remark behind Abigail suddenly booms, the old lady laughing. Abigail’s face turns red, pushes past the two ladies.
“Umm… follow me. My house is in the town square.” She ekes out, as she struggles to get the words out.
She walks towards the north.
Lucy is very surprised.
L: Against the kingdom? I would never!
“What would it take for you to support a claimant to the throne?”
Annebelle walked at Abigail’s side, looking around at the houses around them. A:“Who was that old lady? Do you know her? Is she your mom?” G:"…I’ll go to the town hall, start with the shop creating process for you, Anna…I’ll be back real soon." Grea looked at Abigail. “Take care of her, okay?”
L: A claimant?
L: What are you implying?
She turns back to face Grea and nods silently.
“I think there is a traitor…and I think you are with them”
Lucy is silent. She attempts to utter a sentence , but words do not come out. Only tears.
She can only let out:
L:W-what? W-Why?
“Just tell me who you follow, and my mouth is shut”
Grea disappeared into the crowd. Still having no idea where the town hall was.
A:“So…are we going to your home now?”
L (screaming): I follow King Arthur , and only King Arthur!
"I’m sorry, but I must do this* You find you can’t speak and you feel a chill go down your spine
L: ???
???
She furiously attempts to speak but nothing comes out. She runs out of the room , her hands over her mouth.
“You’ll see…i’ve found my…target…”
“Yes.” Abigail says.
She points towards the left of the town hall.
“That is the residential area, where most of the population live.”
“I live there.” She points at the outskirts of the residential areas. A hut lies at the far corner of the area. It is of sturdy bricks.
She leads the way into her home, through the crowd.