Return Of The Ravens (Ulfrik Ormsson's Saga Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
The road was nothing more than ruts worn into the plains of grass from the frequent travel between the two fortresses. While they had thought to bring a horse for her, none had considered she did not know how to ride one. About three tries to get her on the beast convinced Konal to lend the cart. They had already been on the track for a day, and her back ached from the constant rattle and the poor sleep she had in the bed of the cart. Now fat rain clouds rolled over the horizon of dark trees and a strong breeze gusted across the grass. No birds dared fly in the wind, and so she had nothing to listen to beyond the wobbling and creaking of the cart's axle. "My husband's guards are behind us now," she whispered to Hrut. "I think there is more for you to tell me?" He shrugged, but checked over his shoulder. "We'll be at Eyrafell soon enough. What I have to say is best told there." She folded her arms, but the cart hit a rock and the jolt nearly sent her to the ground. "Do you have to hit every obstacle?" "Sorry, I don't often drive carts.
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