Arrows Of Promise (Kingmakers Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Ashlynn repeated, not following. “A bridge,” Edvard confirmed, waving her toward the table before stabbing downwards onto the map laying on the surface. “In mild winters, the channel ices up a little around the edges, but it’s still passable. But during harsh winters, it ices over so badly that we won’t be able to cross it at all. That means during the winter months, our settlement will be cut off from us, and I don’t like that idea one bit. I think we need to build a bridge to span the distance.” Broden was of a mind to agree. The man made sense, although it would be quite the feat to span that distance. “No’ the sort of work that can be done by year’s end.” “No, even with magic, this will take two or three years to complete,” Edvard agreed. “But we need to start it sooner rather than later. According to the farmers, they predict it will be a mild winter, so we should be alright this year. But next? The one after? The faster we have this bridge up, the better we’ll be.”
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