Barrow Fields remember when you were only a child

ah, so her suppositions are correct. of course the other is confused as to why, exactly, the knowledge had left tashkent. the princess herself has had trouble putting it all together; she remembers a very high place, and a feeling as if her heart and stomach have plummeted. a fall, then. and she had roused with broken bones and a blank mind.

tasha snickers at the phrase. that sounds like something i would say, she says mirthfully, the same kind of gleam entering her eyes as well. so we are acquainted. i had an accident, and my memories left me. it took a moon or so to regain them. she has only heard tales of this kind of tragedy. never could she have imagined that it would have happened to her.

unfortunately, i have not yet regained my family, tashkent continues, her voice grave. they all look like me, with dark fur and green eyes. have you seen them, woman? for she is still ignorant of the other's name, even if they had exchanged them previously.