Lunatic
“5) (Books of History Chronicles: Lost) by Ted Dekker;Kaci Hill riest!" Marak slammed the thrall's double doors against the walls and bellowed into the hall. The few servants and acolytes around scurried out of his way. He roared through the atrium and between two shrines of the winged serpent, boots pounding against the floor.
"He's-he's in his study, General," a temple guard offered. The man bowed and scurried out of Marak's way. Smart man.
Marak swung open another door and knocked one... of the serpent-idols off its stand. The silver god clattered on the floor as the door crashed against the wall.
Sucrow looked up from his study, pen in hand, and drilled him with a malicious scowl. "You dare show such irreverence. Announce yourself like a civilized man." "I announced my entry from the front door, Priest. It's no fault of mine if you're deaf." Marak stomped across the room and slapped both palms on the desk, leaning over the wood into Sucrow's hawkish face.MoreLess
"He's-he's in his study, General," a temple guard offered. The man bowed and scurried out of Marak's way. Smart man.
Marak swung open another door and knocked one... of the serpent-idols off its stand. The silver god clattered on the floor as the door crashed against the wall.
Sucrow looked up from his study, pen in hand, and drilled him with a malicious scowl. "You dare show such irreverence. Announce yourself like a civilized man." "I announced my entry from the front door, Priest. It's no fault of mine if you're deaf." Marak stomped across the room and slapped both palms on the desk, leaning over the wood into Sucrow's hawkish face.MoreLess
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