Progeny (The Children of the White Lions)
“He felt something was going to happen. He knew it to be true as much as he knew the sky was up.
The problem was he did not know what was going to happen.
Or why.
Or how.
Or when.
That was the problem with Thonda’s gift. His sixth sense was never specific.
He had been sitting on a log beside Oligurtears Lake, smoking his pipe, and staring at the water’s surface when Eliza’s beacon had called to him. Within moments, he had been in the air, soaring east and had reached Yell...ow Mud two days past. Dismayed by the slaughter he found, he nonetheless sifted through the collapsed buildings of the ruined village, dreading what he might uncover. After a thorough investigation of the area, he had come away knowing three things.
A pair of individuals—related, according to the commonality of their scent—had headed east two days prior.MoreLess
The problem was he did not know what was going to happen.
Or why.
Or how.
Or when.
That was the problem with Thonda’s gift. His sixth sense was never specific.
He had been sitting on a log beside Oligurtears Lake, smoking his pipe, and staring at the water’s surface when Eliza’s beacon had called to him. Within moments, he had been in the air, soaring east and had reached Yell...ow Mud two days past. Dismayed by the slaughter he found, he nonetheless sifted through the collapsed buildings of the ruined village, dreading what he might uncover. After a thorough investigation of the area, he had come away knowing three things.
A pair of individuals—related, according to the commonality of their scent—had headed east two days prior.MoreLess
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