The Broken Kings: book Three of the Merlin Codex
“Kymon noticed my sudden alarm. We stood on scrubby hillside, looking into the valley, to the pale, mist-shrouded east.
“I left them here.…”
“Who?”
“Segomas. The oak man. And your young friend Maelfor.”
“Maelfor is alive?” Kymon asked. His eyes had brightened. “He fell a long way.”
“He fell into safety.”
What had happened to Skogen? I turned a full circle where I stood, drawing in the land. But younger, sharper eyes than mine found it. Colcu’s! He was laughing and pointing down the side of the h...ill, where the woodland, I could now see, shimmered in an unnatural way. At the edge of the wood stood a boy and a man, and the boy was beckoning to us.
The survivors of the kryptoii skidded and slid through the tangle of tight undergrowth, down the slope to greet their old friend. I followed in a more dignified, but less hasty manner.
Skogen had simply “slipped” down the hill, finding a more natural and easier resting place. I should have remembered this about the masks.MoreLess
“I left them here.…”
“Who?”
“Segomas. The oak man. And your young friend Maelfor.”
“Maelfor is alive?” Kymon asked. His eyes had brightened. “He fell a long way.”
“He fell into safety.”
What had happened to Skogen? I turned a full circle where I stood, drawing in the land. But younger, sharper eyes than mine found it. Colcu’s! He was laughing and pointing down the side of the h...ill, where the woodland, I could now see, shimmered in an unnatural way. At the edge of the wood stood a boy and a man, and the boy was beckoning to us.
The survivors of the kryptoii skidded and slid through the tangle of tight undergrowth, down the slope to greet their old friend. I followed in a more dignified, but less hasty manner.
Skogen had simply “slipped” down the hill, finding a more natural and easier resting place. I should have remembered this about the masks.MoreLess
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