wanted to change what was to happen to her. Did she deserve to be switched? Would she undoubtedly resist as the other girls before her had? Was saving her really for her benefit, or his own? He could have easily taken her to the barbarians and sold her, that was what his job was, but did she deserve the life of a slave, a woman sold to a man for nothing more than a loaf of bread?
There was some exaggeration in the exchange of goods, but that's what the women were: goods, property to be sold amongst men.
He personally had seen to the selling of one of the young women six months prior. She had begged to be with the barbarians and had willingly submitted herself to their teachings and kind. There were few women who had ever been quite so eager and expressive about what they desired. It had struck him as odd and when he had spoken up to ask his leader about the occurrence, it was decided that he would train but no longer be part of the exchange.
He hadn't quite understood what had transpired, but it was clear to him that asking questions wasn't allowed.
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