The Veredor Chronicles: book 03 - the Gate And Beyond
“Their banners depicted the white Ecorian unicorn on a purple background and hundreds flew high above their encampment.
Quade stood with Arthur and Dillon outside the tent of the High Chief of the Jeanians. ‘Do they always make you wait so long?’ he asked Dillon.
Dillon’s masked face looked across at him. ‘Yes, they believe we gave up the noble ways of the Ecorian Empire. Making us wait is one of their ways of showing their disapproval that we no longer follow the old Ecorian ways. They ...only regard the Desert Knights as friends because we have fought to protect the Jeanians in the past.’ After nearly an hour of waiting they were finally called into the tent by the tribesmen. The leather tent was large and several oil lanterns burned and provided a soft light. Three old Jeanian tribesmen sat cross-legged on the ground. They all had thick beards and deeply weathered faces. A haze filled the tent from the large wooden pipes the chiefs were smoking.MoreLess
Quade stood with Arthur and Dillon outside the tent of the High Chief of the Jeanians. ‘Do they always make you wait so long?’ he asked Dillon.
Dillon’s masked face looked across at him. ‘Yes, they believe we gave up the noble ways of the Ecorian Empire. Making us wait is one of their ways of showing their disapproval that we no longer follow the old Ecorian ways. They ...only regard the Desert Knights as friends because we have fought to protect the Jeanians in the past.’ After nearly an hour of waiting they were finally called into the tent by the tribesmen. The leather tent was large and several oil lanterns burned and provided a soft light. Three old Jeanian tribesmen sat cross-legged on the ground. They all had thick beards and deeply weathered faces. A haze filled the tent from the large wooden pipes the chiefs were smoking.MoreLess
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