When the last guard had fallen I got out from hiding in the long grass and saw that magic fingers had destroyed the main slaver. Everyone else was saying that they would pay a debt to her. I guess I owed her as much, I stood up and came forward to her. I had heard her call herself Katerina but everyone was calling her magic fingers. To me she looked like a Red Scorpion. “I am indebted to you, Red Scorpion.” The adrenaline from the battle was still coursing through my veins and I didn’t know how to subside it. I was with the other slaves, having been victorious. Our goal was logically to get to the next town. Before I went from the battle field I took more ammunition for the crossbow and walked with the rest. Then I decided to grab a dagger discretely for myself. I hoped it wouldn’t draw to much attention, I was an idiot that way. If need be I could carve my own set of bow n arrows anyway, as long as I had something sharp enough. I didn’t like to think that I killed so many people but then again they were just going to sell us just for money, as if a human life was actually worth a monetary amount.<br/>The system shouldn’t work like that, a human life was precious and not something to be taken for granted. I helped pick up some supplies. No food as such but I took a coat and a lot of money off the guards. It was funny how they had more in their pockets than what I made in a month back when I was with my parents. I tried to find anything on them that could be useful but I couldn’t find anything else. I waited for what the others wanted to do until I found a body nobody had searched yet. I went to the guard and he had a pack filled with food and two pitchers of water. “Jackpot over here. Two pitchers of water and some of the food rations they’ve been feeding us.” I say. I continue to search through the pack. Nothing. It was still a good find. I put the rations back in my bag but then I also managed to fit the ammunition for the crossbow. I kept my dagger close to me at all times secretly and kept the crossbow held comfortably on my shoulders.