I was sleeping calmly with my face buried under my oily pillows. The night was creeping slowly. A moment past, I lost myself. When I came to my senses, I was lying on a rock with my face towards the sky, which was unusually starry, still it was very dark. The air was frosty and very pleasant. The moon was not anywhere on the sky. The rock was slippery and sandy. Therefore, I crawled on all fours, putting one hand out to feel ahead as I made my way fearfully forwards
When I got out of the rock, I made to my feet and walked forwards. Slowly the black shade of the night turned to gray. I could see the moon bright on the top of my head. It seemed as a road to a village. All was quite except for the wind whistling in to my ears. What seemed half an hour later I reached a small village. There was no light in any of the houses except for a small pub and an inn near to it in the corner of the main road. I entered to the pub. It was cold and bare. An unpleasant smell was filled in the pub. A man was sitting on a small table in the corner, holding a cup of drink and half slept. He was unshaven and looked mean and dishonest. He wore a sleeping gown and had a stoop. My stomach gave an unpleasant jerk. I took a seat at the center. It was cold and damp. What seemed five minutes later, I heard sounds of bells outside the pub. Moreover, three men entered to the pub. The tallest one was dark and mid aged. He had a sword on his back and two guns on his belt. The next man was not older than 25. He looked clever and honest. The third man was younger than others were. He was hardly eighteen years old, had a clear gray eyes. Moreover, was armed with a crossbow. He was shaven and his dark hairs were falling down to his forehead. He was limping; his shirts were worn out, showing his bare chest. A star shaped wound was there. Blood was dropping down from the wound. The other two supported him. I was looking straight to his eyes, the next second; he looked to me with a kind and curious face, then turned to the man sitting in the corner. He seems awake by the sounds. No one in that company except the young man seemed alert by my presence. As soon as he reached the chair, he collapsed. The aged man and the dark man carried him to a nearby room.
