Nithu1

------- 14. ------- Bartrand was furious that their business in Vol Dorma had been cut short, but made the necessary preparations despite his anger. To tell the truth, most of his dealings had been just about wrapped up anyway. If they'd lingered any longer, Bartrand would've accused Varric of stalling, and wasting opportunities elsewhere. The sudden rush had the hired help raising questions, but several convincing explanations rolled easily off Varric's tongue, and the men were placated. By afternoon, they were leaving the city, the draft animals' hooves clopping against the smooth stones of the Highway. Since the nightmare in Danarius'