Broken World Book Three - A Land Without Law - Plot & Excerpts
The boy scuttled into it and stayed there, secure in its dark confines. Letta placed food just outside, which vanished within almost as quickly as she could provide it. Though puzzled, he and Letta decided that Law could not be ill if his appetite remained so good, and resolved to let him emerge when he was ready. No amount of wheedling or cajoling could winkle him from the box anyway, and at least he was comfortable within it. Weeks passed peacefully, the nights undisturbed by Law's prowling, which allowed Vosh to catch up on a lot of sleep. Law was content in the box. It kept others safe from the strange power that had burst from him and harmed the man, Vosh. Yet he could leave it whenever he pleased, so it was not a prison. Still, he longed to continue his exploration of the world. The golden light swirled in his mind, occasionally making strange thoughts stir. The creatures that dwelt in this maze of tunnels bothered him. Each time he met one and examined it with his senses and hands, he knew that something was wrong.
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