Oath Breaker (Sons Of Odin Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
The room smelled strongly of fish, both from a stew bubbling in a pot at the hearth as well as dozens of strings of fish hanging from the ceiling to dry. The odor was stifling. There was a bin of apples near the hearth, where the woman, Bahati, had been cutting and drying the fruit. Ulfrik saw no other food. He unwrapped his sack of supplies, wishing he had thought to bring more. He placed the food and ale upon the table. “Help yourself. I ate shortly before I arrived,” he lied. The little girl approached slowly, staring at the food. She raised the loaf of bread to her nose and sniffed it, as though amazed. Had she never tasted bread before? The priest took the loaf from her and broke it in half. He tore off a chunk and handed it to Ulfrik. “Perhaps our guest would like a bite, Catrin,” he said. Catrin reached for the other half of the loaf but the priest stopped her hand. Ulfrik understood very well.
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