The Black Queen (Book 6)
“Lyndred could finally understand why. She had never been at sea before—small sailing boats with friends did not count—and she had never been on a ship like this. This ship, The Elizabeth, had been built in Nye to transport both people and cargo. It was not a warship as most Fey ships were, and aside for the basic sailing spells done to protect her family, it did not have any special provisions for Fey. This ship was large, but elegant, as so much of Nyeian work was. It was also comfortable—its quarters twice the size of those on Fey ships.
Her father chose The Elizabeth not for comfort, but to reassure the Black Queen that he was coming in peace. His entourage included two more Nyeian vessels, one cargo ship, and one Fey warship simply because he couldn’t stomach traveling without one. The ships sailed together, the warship out front, the cargo ship bringing up the rear, and the Nyeian vessels fanned out in the middle.
Gull Riders flew above, searching out troubles in the waters ahead..., and reporting back every few instances.MoreLess
Her father chose The Elizabeth not for comfort, but to reassure the Black Queen that he was coming in peace. His entourage included two more Nyeian vessels, one cargo ship, and one Fey warship simply because he couldn’t stomach traveling without one. The ships sailed together, the warship out front, the cargo ship bringing up the rear, and the Nyeian vessels fanned out in the middle.
Gull Riders flew above, searching out troubles in the waters ahead..., and reporting back every few instances.MoreLess
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