Unjust.
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Rhineas surprised looked away from Alistair. He had known the most arrogant and agressive side of Alistair but this was something more than usual. Rhineas had been certain now that something was terribly wrong with Alistair since the return from the palace. But he prefered to stay silent because he knew when the time was right Alistair would talk to him about the things which are bothering him. He confined in Alistair as a close confidant.
They reached the foothill of the Hetra to Rhineas's village. Talle was as usual bustling with merchants and peasants at their farm filling their carts to take them at the city market for the sell. The merchant would buy the goods and grains and vegetables from the villagers cheaply and sell them at the market with a triple cost. Rhineas didn't like this system it was unjust. Because the farmers would do all the hardwork and the merchants would exploit it. He believed that the farmers deserved to get a higher dime for their goods. Rhineas saw groups of women fetching water from the well and he noticed them the first time this way. He admired their curves and their body this was unusual for him.
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