Dead Legends (Book 1): R.I.P. Van Winkle
“As they neared the entrance, Jake took the lead. Rip didn’t like being in the dark, but at the moment he didn’t have a whole hell of a lot of choice. Rip was searching for the words when Jake took care of that problem for him.
“Let me do the talking, Rip.”
Rip didn’t have a problem with that. All he wanted right now was to see a familiar face that wasn’t enormously pissed off at him. If the Knights were indeed some of the remnants of the Tenth Mountain, then it was reasonable to assume ...that he would know someone there. If he did, it would be a great way to reacquaint himself. Jake had done an admirable job so far, but there was plenty that he couldn’t answer. There were bound to be more military left, not just the Tenth Mountain, and it behooved him to find some of them. Maybe it would appease the voices in his head; maybe it was a way to find out what Crayon was talking about. Either way, it would give him something to work towards, and God only knows he needed that.MoreLess
“Let me do the talking, Rip.”
Rip didn’t have a problem with that. All he wanted right now was to see a familiar face that wasn’t enormously pissed off at him. If the Knights were indeed some of the remnants of the Tenth Mountain, then it was reasonable to assume ...that he would know someone there. If he did, it would be a great way to reacquaint himself. Jake had done an admirable job so far, but there was plenty that he couldn’t answer. There were bound to be more military left, not just the Tenth Mountain, and it behooved him to find some of them. Maybe it would appease the voices in his head; maybe it was a way to find out what Crayon was talking about. Either way, it would give him something to work towards, and God only knows he needed that.MoreLess
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