But the true question before us is, where will you go? But the true question before us is, where will you go? But the true questions is, where will you go? But the true question is, where will you go?
Over and over again. The same sentence, spinning around in Liol's head. The truth was, that she didn't really have an answer to this. The woman reminded herself of the fact, that she was here for Heldor's sake. And she hadn't really planned what she was doing afterwards. Brytta's reply had surprised her, and now, she grew more and more insecure for every step she took heading for the North Downs.
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Liol looked upon the others; Rochil, Adwulf and the Ranger. Where were they going after this? she wondered. Her legs ached, but she didn't whine. All she could think about was Brytta's words. Maybe she could stay a while, with her cousins. She had nothing waiting at home or no one, so that would probably be best. Or would it? Who would it be best for? After all her whining they would probably bee 'glad' to see her off. Liol gazed upon Brytta, he didn't see it though. Her eyes wandered over to Heldor then Adwulf. If Adwulf was going home, to Rohan, maybe she could follow. After all, it would be a long and sad road indeed to walk all the way to Rohan alone. She felt comforted by this thought, but not less confused.
[ September 08, 2003: Message edited by: Child of the 7th Age ]
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Scully: Homer, we're going to ask you a few simple yes or no questions. Do you understand?
Homer: Yes. (Lie dectector blows up)
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