Night Calls The Raven (Book 2 Of The Master Of The Tane) - Plot & Excerpts
She carried two swords other than those strapped to her back, which she unceremoniously tossed to him before abruptly turning about and exiting the tent. He rushed after her and fell in behind as she walked quickly but casually out onto the plains away from the tents. To his surprise, even though the sun had yet to make any sign of rising, he could see quite well. So well, in fact, he checked the eastern horizon twice expecting the suns rays to be pressing into the sky, but finding them still hidden well away. He wanted to ask Jne about it but quickly cast the thought aside. He had learned that unless it was absolutely necessary it was better, when around her, to leave questions unasked. After walking for close to an hour she suddenly turned on him, her swords jumping from her back and into her hands in a flash of movement. Without hesitation she bore down on him with the full weight of her blades and the strength of her arms aiming to cleave his skull with both swords at once. He scurried to the side barely escaping certain death while bringing his swords up just in time to catch hers as she switched directions and sliced to the side in an attempt to take his head from his shoulders.
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