“My apologies for
lighting your fire without your permission,” Sauda said. “But we will need
something to calm the little one and put her to sleep so I can check for broken
bones.”
“That is
understandable and there is no need for apology,” Mkai said. He set the child
down on his bed. Again, she squirmed out of his grip and dashed around the
room. This time, her good hand encountered one of the pillars that supported
the building. She patted it a little and then started climbing. She was about
halfway up when a spasm caused her to lose her grip and fall.
Mkai caught her before she hit the ground. The one
violet eye that wasn't swollen shut stared blankly up at him. “Nimble little creature, isn't she?” Sauda asked.
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