The Trees And the Night (Book 3)
“The Ulrog spread apart in their long sprint from the Mnim. They were no longer a cohesive unit, but rather a jumble of runners separated by two hundred yards from vanguard to stragglers.Not far behind the last remnants of the charge, Temujen spied the priests of Amird. They remained up slope, each surrounded by a hand picked contingent of massive Ulrog. As the charge continued the priests slowly fanned out across the length of the Ulrog line. Each would be given a section of Hackles to command.... Trackers would be used to run the priest’s orders in and amongst the Hackles. The trackers were the key to many of the Ulrog’s recent successes. They were a new breed, much more intelligent than their brothers. Their use freed the priests to change their battle plans at will and attack in their own right.Temujen waited. He needed the Ulrog and their masters to commit fully to the charge. A feint or change of direction would hamper the chieftain’s plan. The Hackles closed to within fifty yards.MoreLess
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