maryr1998

Wynn stared at her hands blankly. It wasn't working. Maybe there was a reason that no girls had ever been Ranger's. Maybe she should give up too. Her hands fisted and her teeth clenched, a tear rolled down her cheek. This wasn't right, how could she just give up? She could move undetected, she'd done it but she wasn't getting any better! This is what happened to the other women who avoided tradition and tried to become a Ranger. They wouldn't have become apprentices if they didn't have the ability, so what was wrong? Why couldn't they manage it? Will was going to tell her that it wasn't working any day now. He was going to tell her that it

"…This place is so boring…!" The ranger sat in a tree, overlooking a town to the west and the fields to the east as the sun began to set, the birds squawking in the distance. He lit up a match and began burning the tobacco in his wooden pipe. He had just made a fresh batch of the sweet-smelling tobacco he always used. He breathed in, his pipe in his mouth before he lazily reached up to hold it and exhaled a puff of smoke slowly. It stayed quiet for a few minutes, him smoking his pipe lazily, before… "…This place is so damn boring!" He sighed, looking at the sun, his face shaded with his cloak over his head. "Just over