Moonlight on the Roads

Roseland or as Others Call Her the Mud Girl But I prefer to call her Roz, a skilled duelist since childhood, carrying behind her a magical sword and a dark dagger inherited from her late teacher. She was bullied by the children of the orphanage, growing up alone until she met her old teacher with the cold features. The heroine is taken by growth and her dream to become a midwife, then decides after the death of her only support to travel in search of her origins and her midwife, carrying her belongings on her only friend (Heart of the Mountain), her loyal horse. At the beginning of the end, small steps trace her path through the snow, the sounds of quick breaths from exhaustion, her hands trembling from the cold. A girl rushes towards a gate of solid steel, hoping that the gates of hell will open for her. Breaths almost cut off from the severity of the frost, a pale face adorned with the glow of despair. In a voice strained by fatigue: "Please, open the door.""I will not repeat what I did, this is my promise.""Please, I was wrong and I will not repeat this mistake." With the sound of the creaking gate, an old woman approaches the girl with steady steps, carrying a flaming torch in her hand. Dressed in a robe adorned with jewels and a face marked by wrinkles and age: "I told you that there is no place for your kind except beneath my feet.""Have you failed to cross the forest? Is this your determination to leave? Release your words and tell me!" (in a loud voice)"Tell me, you cunning little one." The sun will not shine for you as long as you wave your horns. I looked at her with broken eyes - what do you want, my lady...