For Camelot's Honor (2005)
“He felt it in his bones, even though the broad hall with its painted walls offered no view of the sky. The coals burned redly beneath their blankets of ash. In their dim light, he saw the men around him began to stir, rolling over, grumbling, scratching, trying to decide if they could burrow under the blankets for just a little more sleep. Despite its size, the hall smelled strongly of human warmth and unwashed bodies.
Some of these men would soon march to war with him, if all went well, and he... knew none of them. The thought troubled Geraint as he eased himself out of the bed and reached beneath it for his tunic and sandals. Before attended to that disquiet, though, he needed to see Elen. He badly wished they had not been separated, but neither had he wanted to offend his host.
Her door was slightly ajar when he reached it. From the other side, he could hear cloth rustling, and Calonnau’s complaints. He knocked softly.
“My wife?”
There was a pause. “Come in, please, my husband.”MoreLess
Some of these men would soon march to war with him, if all went well, and he... knew none of them. The thought troubled Geraint as he eased himself out of the bed and reached beneath it for his tunic and sandals. Before attended to that disquiet, though, he needed to see Elen. He badly wished they had not been separated, but neither had he wanted to offend his host.
Her door was slightly ajar when he reached it. From the other side, he could hear cloth rustling, and Calonnau’s complaints. He knocked softly.
“My wife?”
There was a pause. “Come in, please, my husband.”MoreLess
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