The United States Of Vinland: The Landing (The Markland Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
Last night’s ridgetop camp and the morning’s descent into the vale were now well at his back, as was a good part of a day’s walk farther into the unknown. Too much of the day. He had followed a stream that often pooled and stepped down into small waterfalls and sets of rapids meandering through the woodland. Seta had mentioned the watercourse or one like it. On that night, as Eskil and Ballr had slept, he had hoped she might change her mind about seeking out her people, but she had not. He hoped she was safe. Torrador tried to move quickly as he searched for her, but at the same time, he was thorough in watching for any sign of her passing or possible danger. Looking up to the sky, he knew he had travelled as far as he could for the day, as the light was beginning to fade. Tomorrow morning, at first light, he would need to turn around and head back to the fjord if he wanted to make his late afternoon meeting with Eskil and Ballr. But he still had not found Seta. Earlier in the day, he had found the stand of broken saplings and saw where one had been cut and flenched.
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