Schism: The Battle For Darracia (Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She came to a stop where her hut rested in the cradle of two trees. Inside, her worthless son-in-law lay swinging in his hammock, while her daughter Losa, pounded epocks, sweet roots, for their dinner. Losa was a platter-faced Quyroo, her nose flattened by Mori’s abuse over the years. She had one eyelid that was permanently pulled downward, due to an accident at her birth. Never a pretty female, she had settled for Mori who was equally unattractive. His red skin was blotchy from years of abusing krayum, a potent homebrew liquor, that seemed to settle around his bulging midsection. He used the excuse of his one lame foot for all the indignities in life they suffered, when in fact, he was known for both his laziness and thievery. This had earned them a place on the bottom of the forest in a tiny, circular, one-roomed hut made from the red branches of the Desa that barely kept them dry. They had room for a simple fire to cook and keep warm, three swinging hammocks and not much else.
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