The Path Of Ravens (Asgard Vs. Aliens Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Blue-skin The slayer halts on a rise where we can look down upon the immense wall from the relative concealment of some rocks. I would like to ask her why, but I know better. The slayer stares at the wall, one hand on her ax, and we sit in cold and silence, two things to which I have grown accustomed in her company. I stare at her profile, my silent questions darting at her like invisible arrows, as if she might bleed the answers into my hands. Who are you? Why do you hunt giants? Where are you leading me? Is Ayessa safe? These and other futile questions fall forgotten when the ground under me begins to tremble and the slayer looks to our right. I follow her gaze. At first I see nothing, but as the faint tremble grows into the steady, rhythmic thumping of footfalls, I begin to understand. A moment later, when a figure appears in the distance, I learn how little I truly understand of this new land. I believe for a moment that my eyes must be playing tricks, for I have judged the great barrier wall to be at least as tall as five men, yet the giant which presently approaches us stands head and shoulders above it.
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