Indrean knew the moment he left the burning Forsaken Inn that he would be not only dishonorably discharged from service, but he would be a prime suspect in the murder of the hostess and setting fire to the Inn. But none of that mattered now, for he was going to keep his promise to the Lady Dawn and help clear her name from the stain of murder. From everything she had told him, she was innocent and justified in her actions.<br/>A breath escaped his lips as he considered the doubts that crossed his mind.<br/>Perhaps she was not who she claimed to be.<br/>If she was innocent, then why would she flee mere minutes before the Inn caught fire?<br/>He gritted his teeth and leaned forward in the saddle, urging Seles to a faster pace. Not long after cresting a hill did he see Dawn and her horse approach the outskirts of Bree.  Indrean slowed his horses pace as they went down the hill and as he approached the Lady, he dismounted and walked up to her, but was careful not to frighten her.<br/>"My Lady, you must forgive me for not assisting you back at the Inn; things took a rather busy turn and...I was needed. But I must ask why it is you fled so quickly?"