Book I Of III: The Swords Of The Sultan - Plot & Excerpts
For the very first time, he noticed that his wife had left her backpack in the far right corner of the cave. Therefore, he walked over, picked it up, donned it, and then began to trek eastward, still with that speed of shadow. As he shot through the night, he also began to think long and deep. He first realized that the way he behaved last night toward Trendon was rather childish, and he began to feel sorry for it. He then began to think about his beloved wife, and of the immense amount of love that he had for her, and that anyone else probably would have reacted the same way. The more that he meditated, the more memories of his past victims began to surge through his consciousness, as well. He saw the relationships and twisted love affairs that Salmot, Big Bear, Briggs, Lydia, and of course, Vushna. He also saw that even though each one of them had their own unique share of tragedies when it came to losing loved ones, they each had their own particular way, some were bad and some were good, when it came to dealing with their losses.
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