The Last Summoning---Andrew And The Quest Of Orion's Belt (Book Four) - Plot & Excerpts
The evening was drawing near. Shadows were beginning to lengthen. Clouds were gathering in the east, as if readying themselves to drop snow. The land before him was brown, and blotched with dormant trees whose naked branches shivered in the chilly wind. Tired-looking hills rose in the distance, covered in rocks that looked just as weary and old as the hills. The land seemed to speak to Gogindy of long ago, of memories of past times. The land reeked of ancient times, so much so, that Gogindy felt like it might be rude to sleep, as if his snoring might disturb this elderly spot of land. This place felt old, wise, and weary, as if it was the grandfather of lands, where many secrets lingered, and where life was not measured in moments or days, but by character, and by tried and true experiences. Gogindy was sure that this land contained vast stores of knowledge, and if given a voice he was sure it would speak volumes. There was a chill in the air, but Gogindy didn’t feel it. His heart swelled with the warmth of the newfound hope he had acquired.
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