“Hello, Auntie,” I said in a level voice. “It isn’t nice to sneak up behind me. Especially lately.” She held my weight off of her with one arm, though it wasn’t easy for her. There was a quality of strain to her melodic voice. “Child,” she breathed. “You anticipated my approach. Had I not stopped thee, thou wouldst have driven cold iron into my flesh, causing me agonies untold. Thou wouldst have spilled my life’s blood upon the ground.” Her eyes widened. “Thou wouldst have killed me.” “I wouldst,” I agreed pleasantly. Her mouth spread into a wide smile, and her teeth were daintily pointed. “I have taught thee well.” Then she twisted with a lithe and fluid grace, away from the blade and to her feet a good long step away from me. I watched her and lowered the knife– but I didn’t put it away. “I don’t have time for lessons right now, Auntie Lea.” “I am not here to teach thee, child.”
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