Berserker (Omnibus)
“The army of Britons dispersed from the open land and moved through woodlands, silently, swiftly, until they found a suitable site to set their tents for the last night.
It was still light, a cold afternoon making the wearing of cloaks a necessity; dense white cloud moved slowly across the heavens, and there was the threat of rain. The trees rustled nervously as if they sensed the coming battle.
While Arthur and Kei rode with a small party of men towards a distant ridge to view the Saxons, Niall... supervised the erecting of the tents. He was hungry, and the beast within him yearned for food and for battle. He was restless, like the horses that were tied to trees all around the camp; they whinnied and stamped, as if tired of this constant marching and camping. They wanted the scream of death in their ears and the stench of blood in their flaring nostrils; they were not alone in desiring this. Every man and woman in the camp was quiet and expectant too.
Arthur could be seen on the great knoll, some miles distant; Niall climbed a tree to watch him, and from his vantage point he could see the rising smoke of the Saxon camp beyond.MoreLess
It was still light, a cold afternoon making the wearing of cloaks a necessity; dense white cloud moved slowly across the heavens, and there was the threat of rain. The trees rustled nervously as if they sensed the coming battle.
While Arthur and Kei rode with a small party of men towards a distant ridge to view the Saxons, Niall... supervised the erecting of the tents. He was hungry, and the beast within him yearned for food and for battle. He was restless, like the horses that were tied to trees all around the camp; they whinnied and stamped, as if tired of this constant marching and camping. They wanted the scream of death in their ears and the stench of blood in their flaring nostrils; they were not alone in desiring this. Every man and woman in the camp was quiet and expectant too.
Arthur could be seen on the great knoll, some miles distant; Niall climbed a tree to watch him, and from his vantage point he could see the rising smoke of the Saxon camp beyond.MoreLess
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