The Third Apprentice
“They were sure to be recognized as the men who had destroyed the drug supply, thanks to Taren’s refusal to kill the brigands. They would live on and easily be able to recognize him as the mage who had attacked them. Zamna would no doubt be recognized as well, since he was the only La’kertan for a thousand miles. Though he regretted not being able to obtain supplies, Taren knew it was best to press on.
Before them stretched an open plain of grass with a few trees positioned here and there.
The r...outes to the east seemed the most traveled, as they would eventually lead to the ocean where visitors from other lands could enter with their wares. To the south, the land appeared wild with no roads to follow or people to encounter.
Two nights passed before Zamna was ready to talk about what had happened in the caves. The pair paused to rest beneath a cloudy sky. Taren produced a magical fire built only with a few sticks and dried leaves. It was small but warm and provided much-needed light on this dark night.MoreLess
Before them stretched an open plain of grass with a few trees positioned here and there.
The r...outes to the east seemed the most traveled, as they would eventually lead to the ocean where visitors from other lands could enter with their wares. To the south, the land appeared wild with no roads to follow or people to encounter.
Two nights passed before Zamna was ready to talk about what had happened in the caves. The pair paused to rest beneath a cloudy sky. Taren produced a magical fire built only with a few sticks and dried leaves. It was small but warm and provided much-needed light on this dark night.MoreLess
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