Longing's Levant
“The world was spinning about him and he was violently sick to his stomach. Twisting to his side, he gagged though there was no substance in his belly of which to be relieved. Lying there—straining—he grabbed handfuls of desert sand in an effort to anchor himself to the earth.“You’ll get over it,” Kaibyn smirked.“Wha…what did you do?” Evann-Sin managed to ask.“I have always had the ability to travel time and space at will once night falls,” Kaibyn stated. “Now, I find I can move even faster than... I suspect human eyes can follow.” He grinned hatefully. “Faster than a human male can comfortably accompany me, apparently.”Brain reeling, completely off-center, Evann-Sin eased himself to a supine position and closed his eyes to still the rampant nausea. His fists still clutched handfuls of sand. He lay there panting, willing his vertigo to leave. “Where are we?” he whispered.“Just outside the gates of the Akkadian palace,” Kaibyn replied. “Your men will see to you.”Evann-Sin opened his eyes.MoreLess
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