Renfro was proving to be helpless, though. Ben had spent countless bells in the woods around Farview with Serrot catching rabbits and other animals.
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That morning, Ben and Rhys tried to show Renfro how to set a rabbit trap and look for game trails. It was a beautiful day and being back out in nature in a simple camp with a couple of friends was a nice way to spend it. Renfro and Rhys were both in good moods, too. Even though it worked out badly for them both, Ben fell asleep comfortable with where his moral compass steered him. When Ben had been faced with a life or death choice, he had chosen to try and help Renfro.
Lord Fredrick put himself in a situation with the Thieves’ Guild and Rhys had bartered for Ben’s life. Ben had not made a decision that cost a man’s life. The world was still a more complicated and dangerous place than he had dreamed back in Farview, but Rhys was right. That’s why I did what I did-because I didn’t think you would have done it. I don’t think you would simply trade another man’s life for you own.” Rhys propped himself up on one elbow and looked at Ben. If you had the choice you wouldn’t have taken it. Fredrick’s death is on me, Ben, not on you. “Well, Ben, the thing about me doing what I did is that you didn’t have to make the choice. Rhys slipped off his boots and laid down by the fire with his head on his bedroll. But I don’t know if I could have made the same choice, even to save my own life.” Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate you taking a risk to save me and I owe you.
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