The SteelMaster Of Indwallin, Book 2 Of The Gods Within - Plot & Excerpts
It poured heavily through that day and well into the night, and not until sunrise of the following morning did it return to the slow steady drizzle he’d grown used to. By that time the trail had cooled and his tracking slowed to a crawl, and for the next four days he descended tenaciously upon each and every broken twig along the track, each hoof print, any spoor his eyes or nose or soul could detect. The course the Kulls followed meandered through the hilly forest, taking them further each day from the fields of battle that drew Morddon. Each day they met and joined other small groups of halfmen; their numbers swelled, and when finally he did catch up with them there were too many to be dealt with by simply slitting their throats under the cover of darkness. He followed them closely for a while. Morgin grew uneasy on the trail of the Kulls, though he found it difficult to clearly identify the sensation, but the discomfort grew slowly throughout the day, until finally he could not deny that something strongly arcane was afoot.
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