Kingdom's Call (2012)
“He had received information that the haven there was the first and largest of the outlying sites the Followers were operating from. He knew of two others, but Cartelbrook was the closest. It was also said that the blacksmith there was one of the Followers, and shutting down the supply of swords from his shop was a primary focus for this mission.
The morning light was late to come, for the gray clouds above were thick, which prevented the warmth of the sun from welcoming the day. As Gavin and hi...s knights rode, the dark clouds began to spit droplets of rain. By late morning, he halted his men just prior to a rise in the terrain leading into the village.
Triumph once again seemed agitated and difficult to control. Gavin yanked hard on the reins and the steed settled, but he felt the animal’s resistance continually. For years Triumph had been a faithful horse. In battle Gavin had come to rely heavily on the steed, for the horse seemed to know exactly what Gavin required of him in each encounter.MoreLess
The morning light was late to come, for the gray clouds above were thick, which prevented the warmth of the sun from welcoming the day. As Gavin and hi...s knights rode, the dark clouds began to spit droplets of rain. By late morning, he halted his men just prior to a rise in the terrain leading into the village.
Triumph once again seemed agitated and difficult to control. Gavin yanked hard on the reins and the steed settled, but he felt the animal’s resistance continually. For years Triumph had been a faithful horse. In battle Gavin had come to rely heavily on the steed, for the horse seemed to know exactly what Gavin required of him in each encounter.MoreLess
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