The rabbit didn’t let Jenny go, he just turned around tightening his grip on her arm. It hurt so bad that she let out a scream. She then heard Sandy say, “Let her go! This is ye last chance.”

She looked at the rabbit and watched as he looked at Sandy and said, with a smile, “I don’t think I’ll let her go, I think I’ll keep her.” The rabbit turned his head and looked at her, then grabbed her face and forced her to look at him.

She tried to turn away, but she couldn’t. “Get off of me ye heard what he said, he will kill ye if ye donnae let go of me.” She said through a smushed face.

The rabbit smiled, then he looked over his shoulder at the four other bucks. “Kill me?” He said chuckling, as if it was a joke.

Then Sandy said, “Aye sir.” Jenny heard the arrow leave the string and then the rabbits grip on her loosened suddenly and she fell back. She looked over at Sandy and watched as he nocked another arrow and hit one of the bucks in the shoulder. Then he nocked another arrow and fired this time hitting a rabbit in the chest, he fell to the ground never to rise again. She then watched as Sandy drew his claymore and charged the last two. She took her eyes off him and looked at the rabbit he was getting to his feet and dashing at Sandy.

This would be a good time to escape she thought. But then she reprimanded herself she needed to help Sandy. She drew her sword and ran forward to Sandy. She blocked a sword stroke from the massive oaf aimed at Sandy’s back.

Jenny and Sandy fought side by side. She ducked as a sword swung past her head then jumped out of the way as it came for her middle. She then saw the blade coming for her head again, but Sandy blocked it and pushed it back. Then out of the corner of her eye she saw a stroke coming for Sandy’s back. She fell to her knees and slid under Sandy’s claymore, then she jumped to her feet and knocked the sword out of the way with a wild messy strike of her own. The attacker’s sword bounced off her blade, but it came back and hit her arm.

She yelled out in pain as she looked down at her arm, it was covered in blood. She then look up her eyes going wide, the rabbit was bringing his blade down, on her!

But then Sandy was there his claymore flashing out in defense. He knocked the rabbit’s stroke aside and then cut him down. She looked down at her arm again feeling dizzy as she did so, then she said, “Sandy, I need ye to help me.”

She then glanced down at her arm again and looked up at Sandy, he ran toward her as she walked toward him. She fell into his arms as she said, her voice weak, “Help me.”

Sorry not much to say except I heard this song and thought of Jenny and Sandy!