Duty Calls: the Reluctant War God book 1
“I purposely picked a spot away from the fire to make it easier for me to sneak away. I lay down on my bedroll and pulled the blanket over my head to wait for the others to fall asleep. I could have just vanished, but far better to have them see my in my bedroll first.
I was almost immediately interrupted by Olo.
“Psst. Carl, are you awake?” The farmer was standing over me with his hat in his hand. He’d made a good accounting of himself in the last week, working hard and training hard. He was ac...tually becoming a decent man-at-arms. I did what little I could to give him pointers here and there, but he was somewhat of a puppy in the way he followed me around.
“No, Olo. It so happens I’m awake.” And a good thing or I would have been pissed. “What can I do for you?”
“I know you get to go into town sometimes with Rosten and the others. I was just wondering if you might do me a favor. It it’s not too much trouble.”
“What is it?”
The man hesitated. “Well, it’s my wife.MoreLess
I was almost immediately interrupted by Olo.
“Psst. Carl, are you awake?” The farmer was standing over me with his hat in his hand. He’d made a good accounting of himself in the last week, working hard and training hard. He was ac...tually becoming a decent man-at-arms. I did what little I could to give him pointers here and there, but he was somewhat of a puppy in the way he followed me around.
“No, Olo. It so happens I’m awake.” And a good thing or I would have been pissed. “What can I do for you?”
“I know you get to go into town sometimes with Rosten and the others. I was just wondering if you might do me a favor. It it’s not too much trouble.”
“What is it?”
The man hesitated. “Well, it’s my wife.MoreLess
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