Bounty Hunter Bash Exile Lock Final Part

 Farewell

They soon came to the town of Seagrace called Wepart by noon. They soon climbed off the horse and walked into the town. Before they did they spotted a sign.

Wepart

We Part Here

They then walked to a small tavern. With white walls and backwood timber. There was a plaque hanging from a pole and had a painting of a royal warship

Immortal Return

Yet despite the fact that they needed to get on a ship as soon as they could, they were too tired to think straight. This was why they walked in and booked a room for the night. They did not give their names but they knew that it cost more than they paid but they were far too tired to pay attention to that. 

"On top of that I will sell you the horse too." Chashathrophogh said.

The man looked at the stallion. He looked at the majestic tail and main and stroked his back.

"I will give you three emerald for him."

"Chip in four gold too. Maybe tired but not that tired." He commented.

He looked back and smiled.

"You have a good head on you boy!" He said as he gave him the three emerald coins and five gold coins instead.

"I said four, not five."

"That's to say thank you for the horse and good job."

They then smiled and bought some clothes and then paid for their rooms.

"Could you sign here?" He asked. 

Knowing that neither could use their real names, Bounty Hunter Bash wrote down Cari Scar instead. Meanwhile Chashathrophogh put down Borevers Scar and were soon in their rooms. The moment that their heads rested on the pillow they were out cold. Yet none woke until early morning.

They soon changed into their new clothes, both were black leather pants and boots with a thick heel that buckled up between the knee and ankle. Chashathrophogh wore a grey shirt with an amaranth patton on at the top and Bounty Hunter Bash wore a black shirt with a chrysanthemum patton at the top.

They then met up in Chashathrophoghs' room where they both cut their hair short with a long fringe to hide their faces. They soon left after they ate their breakfast.

"So, which ship will we take?" She asked.

"That one."

He pointed to a purple maroon ship with high and wide lilac sails. She saw the name wielded in silver.

The Destiny Finder

She liked the name yet in some strange way she felt like the name was fitting for their journey. Yet part of her knew that they were on their way to not only find their destiny and in many ways they have. This they both felt but yet none believed in that to admit it.

They soon walked to the man at the docking station.

"Names!" He said.

"Cari Scar."

"Borevers Scar."

"Alright there's your tickets and enjoy your journey. We part here and hope that you never return."

"How rude!"

"Town motto."

"Oh."

"Sorry."

They smiled.

"That's fine." Bounty Hunter Bash waved off as they climbed aboard.

They did not speak until they were on board and out of earshot. 

"I think we should remember our fake names as long as we are on this ship and we will be going by them until we get to Roqaur." He said.

She nodded as they started to set off. She looked back at the doc and she froze as the ship moved away from the doc.

"Stop that ship! Stop that ship!" She heard her mother shout yet by that point it was already too late. 

She looked at her mother. She clenched her fist as she did all to ensure that she did not cry. She knew by that point that they were exiles. She knew that deep down that she would never return to this land again or see her mother. Yet she knew that this would be her last impression of her mother would be seeing her with her eyes with ice cold anger that, if looks could kill then she would be dead. 

"Farewell mother." She muttered under her breath as she turned around.

"Are you alright?"

"Y-yeah." She said. 

She was coming to terms with the fact that she would not return to this land again, not as long as her mother was alive. Yet upon realising this she lost her battle with her heart and broke down in tears. Then she felt the strong arms of her uncle. Yet she came to another realisation, he was the only family that she had now. Her father and brother were dead and her mother might as well be dead now. 

"Don't die." She wept. "Please don't die!"

"Don't worry, I won't as long as you don't."

She looked up and nodded.