Seeker (The Source Chronicles Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
The people knew better than to test the will of their King. No one wanted to be detained and questioned. For the first time in memory, Gara-Sharron was silent and still. The people knew their leader, and met his edict without question, comment or complaint. No one would leave their homes, go for a drink at the local pubs, open their businesses, return to their jobs, enter or leave the city, until His Majesty granted leave to do so. ***** The sub-basement beneath the merchant’s shop was an ancient storehouse, underneath the foundations of the current building. The room was lit by a single oil lamp, atop the table at its center. It was an unpleasant place, being fairly cold and dusty, but dry. The stench of long dead rodents, soil, and mothballs permeated the space. Every now and then the squeak of a mouse or rat could be heard. Lyrra-Sharron sat at the small table. Cold stew, dried meats and slightly stale bread had been left for them. The Sorcerer lay upon a pallet, with Dak Amviir in a chair beside him. Even after being here several hours, the Sorcerer had not spoken.
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