The book of Kane
“It was too dark to see their eyes, but Weed sensed that no one met his face.
“If Frassos is all right, he can catch up to us at the inn,” muttered Seth. There was no confidence in his voice.
II. A Guest Returns For the space of a dream, Klesst drifted in the restless sleep of fever. Shaken front her half-sleep by sudden angry stridor , she flung herself free of covers in frightened awakening.
The moon’s burning eve stared at her through the rippled panes of her window, and Klesst th...rew her hand to her lips to stifle air outcry. From below in the inn, angry shouts, splintering clamour of overturned benches, a raw scream of pain.
Had the black hound at last found her? Had it broken past the door? Was it even now climbing the stairs to her room?
But the angry voices continued. The words were indistinct to her, but their tone was clear. Now more carious than afraid, Klesst decided she must see what had happened.MoreLess
“If Frassos is all right, he can catch up to us at the inn,” muttered Seth. There was no confidence in his voice.
II. A Guest Returns For the space of a dream, Klesst drifted in the restless sleep of fever. Shaken front her half-sleep by sudden angry stridor , she flung herself free of covers in frightened awakening.
The moon’s burning eve stared at her through the rippled panes of her window, and Klesst th...rew her hand to her lips to stifle air outcry. From below in the inn, angry shouts, splintering clamour of overturned benches, a raw scream of pain.
Had the black hound at last found her? Had it broken past the door? Was it even now climbing the stairs to her room?
But the angry voices continued. The words were indistinct to her, but their tone was clear. Now more carious than afraid, Klesst decided she must see what had happened.MoreLess
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