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"Ya!" She spurred the stallion beneath her, who gave an unhappy cry and took off toward the wild mare. Dacia was leaning down, almost one with the horse. Her rope flew out when she was close enough, landing around the mare's neck. She pulled it tight and made a fierce leap from one horse to the other.
The mare stood still a bit, breathing heavily through its nose. It turned its head to stare at the woman, it's ears back but also moving a little, curious
Draugr, from his perch, chuckled deeply. So the stranger had tamed the mare. Impressive. He stood up and motioned to his bloodriders. "Come. We return to camp." He said as they got on their horses and rode off
The two Dothraki men rode over on their chosen horses. One had a long gash down his arm and the other looked pretty banged up. Wild Dothraki horses weren't always the easiest to tame.
It was early the next morning before Draugr and his khalasar set off. Draugr was still pretty curious about that woman, but he wasn't going to chase her. Maybe they'd meet again. Who knew?
Dacia's little group wasn't far off from where Draugr had left her. In fact, their movement had been stalled. What was a small cut on Jarga's arm had worsened overnight and the Dothraki was now suffering from a fever. Infection, she guessed, which didn't look good. Their supplies were low, especially for medical purposes. But Jarga was both her protector and friend- and she didn't let friends die.
Karro begged her not to, for to try and steal from a Dothraki khalasar would be suicide. But Dacia was never one to heed many warnings. She knew that there had to be a khalasar not far off, and she mounted her fiery mare and urged her off into the Great Dothraki Sea.