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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The young woman sat astride the young buffalo Her dress was a flimsy, homemade from the cured skin of a deer. Two cured boots, quite wide, hiding each a dagger, Whilst on her back, crisscrossed were two swords. One large and heavy, the other lithe, small with a green gem. They came to a murky river, the small buffalo Treading the depth of the bottom full of weeds. Suddenly it stopped. Two dark hulks of a man Were beating a poor and small old man. It was clear they meant to kill, such was their force. A dagger appeared from her boot and flew It was embedded in his chest, right where his heart lay. The other man tried to escape, but out came the small sword. A flash hit him between his eyes, blinding him completely. Then he fell, trembled in his death throes and lay still. Birds flew away from the scene, and all was quiet. The buffalo crossed the river and approached the man. There was no fear in his eyes as he handed back her dagger. She picked him up, not much of a weight really. Slowly, they wended their way towards his shack. A few well-chosen leaves cured his wounds. And made him rest on his bed made of clothes. Later, fearlessly, she fed him to regain his rest. She cleaned her swords and prepared to leave. The old man hobbled towards her bracelet in his hand. “Take this. When it turns red, you’ll know. Danger is not far away. Be prepared.”
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