Two Ghost's Salvation - Section 03

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  • In
  • the
  • days
  • when
  • people
  • were
  • owned
  • by
  • the
  • land,
  • two
  • young
  • girls
  • found
  • their
  • power
  • by
  • becoming
  • ghosts,
  • then
  • spirit
  • guides.This
  • is
  • their
  • origin-story...Their
  • parents
  • were
  • serfs,
  • and
  • belonged
  • to
  • two
  • different
  • dukedoms.
  • Falling
  • in
  • love
  • endangered
  • them
  • both.
  • Becoming
  • pregnant
  • with
  • twins
  • made
  • this
  • even
  • worse.Their
  • Dad
  • had
  • to
  • raise
  • them
  • by
  • himself,
  • as
  • Mother
  • died
  • shortly
  • after
  • birthing
  • them.
  • But
  • as
  • a
  • spirit,
  • she
  • remained
  • on
  • Earth
  • to
  • watch
  • over
  • them.
  • Sal
  • and
  • Jude
  • could
  • see
  • her,
  • and
  • knew
  • their
  • Dad
  • could
  • feel
  • her
  • presence.The
  • King's
  • soldiers
  • have
  • visited
  • the
  • forest
  • and
  • found
  • their
  • hut,
  • only
  • to
  • be
  • chased
  • away
  • by
  • a
  • specter.In
  • Spring,
  • they
  • returned,
  • forcing
  • nearby
  • villagers
  • to
  • make
  • a
  • crossing
  • into
  • the
  • ravine
  • that
  • will
  • enable
  • wagons
  • to
  • bring
  • a
  • hunting
  • party.Their
  • Dad
  • starts
  • training
  • Sal
  • and
  • Jude
  • to
  • hide
  • themselves
  • in
  • the
  • forest
  • as
  • they
  • hunt
  • and
  • forage
  • for
  • food.
  • What
  • they
  • find
  • in
  • their
  • training
  • is
  • unexpected...Excerpt:Da
  • returned
  • one
  • cold
  • morning
  • and
  • was
  • worried.
  • He
  • had
  • been
  • near
  • the
  • ravine
  • and
  • saw
  • that
  • some
  • workers
  • were
  • improving
  • the
  • road.
  • There
  • was
  • a
  • seldom
  • used
  • trail
  • that
  • led
  • to
  • the
  • one
  • crossing
  • horses
  • could
  • take
  • their
  • riders
  • across.
  • These
  • workers
  • were
  • widening
  • this
  • road
  • so
  • that
  • a
  • wagon
  • could
  • travel
  • it.He
  • told
  • us
  • that
  • he
  • had
  • seen
  • them
  • bring
  • tools
  • in
  • their
  • carts
  • so
  • that
  • they
  • could
  • bring
  • gravel
  • and
  • small
  • rocks
  • up
  • from
  • the
  • bottom
  • of
  • the
  • ravine
  • to
  • make
  • the
  • road
  • solid.
  • They
  • wanted
  • it
  • passable
  • and
  • keep
  • wagons
  • from
  • getting
  • mired
  • in
  • mud
  • during
  • wet
  • weather.Da
  • said
  • he
  • saw
  • the
  • captain
  • and
  • some
  • soldiers
  • nearby.
  • They
  • were
  • all
  • mounted
  • on
  • horses
  • and
  • looked
  • to
  • be
  • arguing
  • with
  • the
  • men
  • who
  • were
  • getting
  • rocks
  • out
  • of
  • the
  • ravines.
  • At
  • any
  • loud
  • noise,
  • even
  • a
  • crow's
  • caw,
  • the
  • men
  • would
  • run
  • up
  • the
  • side
  • of
  • the
  • ravine
  • and
  • then
  • have
  • to
  • be
  • forced
  • back
  • to
  • their
  • work
  • of
  • getting
  • the
  • rock
  • and
  • gravel.
  • Everyone's
  • faces
  • were
  • white
  • with
  • strain.Da's
  • face
  • was
  • coated
  • with
  • mud
  • and
  • clay
  • so
  • that
  • it
  • couldn't
  • be
  • seen
  • by
  • them.
  • So
  • he
  • watched
  • for
  • a
  • good
  • while
  • and
  • then
  • crept
  • quietly
  • away.He
  • came
  • back
  • to
  • our
  • hut
  • and
  • got
  • us
  • ready.
  • But
  • today
  • we
  • didn't
  • need
  • our
  • packs.
  • We
  • each
  • got
  • a
  • small
  • bag
  • of
  • the
  • meat-berry-fat
  • mix
  • instead.Da
  • again
  • said
  • we
  • were
  • going
  • to
  • practice
  • being
  • ghosts.
  • We
  • were
  • going
  • to
  • make
  • no
  • sound
  • and
  • leave
  • no
  • trace
  • of
  • our
  • passing.
  • "Like
  • Ma?"
  • we
  • both
  • asked
  • at
  • once.Da
  • cocked
  • his
  • head
  • to
  • the
  • side,
  • and
  • smiled.
  • "You've
  • felt
  • her
  • too?""Yes,"
  • we
  • both
  • replied
  • as
  • one.
  • And
  • started
  • to
  • tell
  • him
  • our
  • stories
  • of
  • seeing
  • her,
  • but
  • he
  • held
  • his
  • finger
  • up
  • to
  • his
  • lips."We
  • must
  • first
  • learn
  • to
  • be
  • quiet
  • inside
  • our
  • little
  • hut,"
  • he
  • said.
  • "You'll
  • be
  • able
  • to
  • tell
  • me
  • later,
  • and
  • I
  • want
  • to
  • hear
  • all
  • about
  • it.
  • But
  • right
  • now,
  • we
  • must
  • practice
  • being
  • as
  • good
  • as
  • your
  • mother
  • in
  • being
  • able
  • to
  • disappear
  • anytime
  • we
  • need
  • to.
  • No
  • one
  • can
  • ever
  • be
  • allowed
  • to
  • follow
  • us
  • back
  • to
  • this
  • hut,
  • or
  • anywhere
  • we
  • go.
  • Our
  • family
  • staying
  • together
  • depends
  • on
  • us
  • being
  • able
  • to
  • vanish
  • whenever
  • we
  • need
  • to."That
  • day,
  • we
  • never
  • said
  • another
  • word
  • until
  • we
  • returned
  • to
  • the
  • hut
  • and
  • had
  • closed
  • the
  • door again...
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