Two (The Godslayer Cycle Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
The man looked up at the speaker with a level of disinterest that almost succeeded in convincing the woman standing over him that he really did not see her. Almost. Yet he had only looked up when she had spoken, so she knew that his vacant look was an act, though for whose benefit she could not say. “I said, I am told you know things,” she repeated, hoping for some other response to her words. In that, she was to be disappointed, however, since the man's eyes did not even look in the direction of her voice. For the barest moment, she wondered whether the man was blind – but no, his eyes were focused on something, even if that something was not her. The woman pulled out a chair and sat forcefully, leaning against the table so she could more intently look upon the strange man. His appearance was nothing remarkable. He was well groomed and dressed in somewhat common garb. In fact, there was absolutely nothing remarkable about the man whatsoever – save the fact that he was unremarkable in this, of all places.
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