“What’syourstname?”

        “Idon’thaveone.Idon’tknowwhomyparentsare,sotheycallmeDornaX.Yourvoiceissosweet.Youmustbebothbeautifundkind.Pleasebailmeout,dy.”

        “Alright.Don’tworry.Whichtyjaildidyousayyouarein?”Doredtheinformation.“Gotit.Iwilleforyou.Howmuchwasthebailsetfor?”

        “I’mnotsure.Ithinkitwasfor10,000becausemineisaminormisdemeanorforpickpocketing.”

        “I’llbethere.”

        “Thankyou.Thankyou,mydeargenerousdy.”

        Aishahungupthephone,wideawakeandsatuponherbedthinkingabouttheyounggirlcalledDorna.

        “Thenamesoundssofamiliar.WhoissheandwheredidIeacrossit?”Shegotoutofbed,pulledonherdressinggownandwalkedintothekitforacupofwake-upcoffee.Walkingbacktoherbedroom,shepassedherstudyandsawthatthelightsonherputerwaswerestillon.Sherememberedshewasreseargsomematerialonthewebstnightaboutthesiteofanabattlegroundthathadjustretlybeendiscovered.Ithadbeenburiedunderwindandsandforoverathousandyearsandhadolybeendiscoveredbyarcheologists.Theyfoundaburntoutpace,skeletonsofwarriorsandtheknivesandarrowsusedbythemscatteredalroundthepceasifafiercebattlehadbeenfoughtthere.Shesuddenlyrememberedthatinherdream,shesawayounggirlholdingKingDimitri’ssword,whosenamewasDorna.

        “Ahyes!”SheledthewarriorsandfoughtbravelyagainstCyclopsandhisinvadingarmyofbarbariansoldierssothatIandthebadlywoundedMedusacouldretreatsafely.Yes,yes.That’sDorna.Couldthegirlwhojustcalledbeher?CouldIhavebeenlivinghalfasleepandhalfawakethesestfewdays,dreamingbutstillw?AstrangeexperiehatgirlturnsouttobetheDornainmydreams...Imustgoandbailheroutatonce.”Aishalookedattheclock.Itwasonly7:30a.m.Regardlessoftheearlinessofthetime,shecalledherfriendandwyer,askinghimtomeetheratthetyjaindbailoutagirlcalledDorna.

        Aishaandherwyergottothepeiaryearlyinthem,buttheprocedurestheyhadtoghweresloainstaking.Alotoftimeentontingthecashandverifyingitsauthenticity.terfeitmoneywasrunningrampantandthepoliceweretakingnocesofbeingdupedandughedat.WhenDornaknewsomeonehadetobailherout,herimpatienewnobounds.Shefeltlikeasmallbirdinacage,frantictorushouttoherfreedom,butthecold,solidwallsoftheprisonfencedherin.Shecouldonlypahercellrestlesslyandanxiously,fidgetyatthedey.Itwasn’tuntilnoonthatshewasledoutofhercelltothewaitisidetheprison.Dornalookedaround.HereyesimmediatelyzoomedinonawomanstandingbytheFrendow.Amidaroomfulofpeople,allfriendsaiveswhohaveetobailpeopleoutofprison,hernobleademeanorstoodoutabovetheothers.

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