Master of the Planes (Book 3)
““How doesss thisss confinement sssuit you, little wizard?”
Odestus looked around the open towertop. It was but the work of a moment to survey his much reduced domain. He who had ruled the whole of Undersalve now had a circle of stone, twenty foot in diameter to call his own. The battlements looked out over the many peaks of the Gramorc mountains and down into the bowels of the fortress of Sturmcairn and the tumbling waters of the young Nevers river.
“It is small and cold,” he said.
... “And my ssservantsss, have they been feeding you.” Odestus looked towards the two orcs shuffling uncomfortable in the master’s presence, both backing towards the door to the dizzily spiralling staircase.
“They are poor marksmen,” he told Maelgrum. “Even at the distance of a few inches they are as like to miss my mouth as to hit it.” He raised his numb hands. “I will be grateful of the chance to feed myself again.”MoreLess
Odestus looked around the open towertop. It was but the work of a moment to survey his much reduced domain. He who had ruled the whole of Undersalve now had a circle of stone, twenty foot in diameter to call his own. The battlements looked out over the many peaks of the Gramorc mountains and down into the bowels of the fortress of Sturmcairn and the tumbling waters of the young Nevers river.
“It is small and cold,” he said.
... “And my ssservantsss, have they been feeding you.” Odestus looked towards the two orcs shuffling uncomfortable in the master’s presence, both backing towards the door to the dizzily spiralling staircase.
“They are poor marksmen,” he told Maelgrum. “Even at the distance of a few inches they are as like to miss my mouth as to hit it.” He raised his numb hands. “I will be grateful of the chance to feed myself again.”MoreLess
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