Crown Of Horns – AP Beswick

I should let you know that you’re not the only one heading that way. Not hunters, but there have been others asking about the way in. More than usual. Most ask and then go home. These ones bought gear and asked for directions.” Although Eras wasn’t sure what it meant for him, he knew it was information intended to aid, and he would see if he found allies inside or competition for the magic at the centre.

They carried on in silence after that, the cart having to go far slower than Eras would have liked, yet he let the farmer take him closer. Now and then the track grew wider and smoother again, making up for any lost time along the way as the horses could reach a trot once more. With the sun getting close to the horizon, Eras knew he couldn’t accept Yorweth’s help much longer, and the next time they slowed, Eras raised his arm.

“I think you’ve brought me as close as you ought to. It’s getting late and it will be dark soon. You’ve taken me a good long way, but I’d see you back at your farm and safe inside before the sky is full dark. It is likely to be a dangerous night.”

Yorweth chuckled. “Your father was just as insistent I leave him before dark as well. Said much the same thing. I’ll listen, but I fear you’re not close enough to the labyrinth entrance in these parts to make it inside before nightfall either.” “You’re probably right about that, but it wouldn’t be the first night I’ve had to sleep rough and with the monsters and wildlife for company.

I’ll prepare the way I always do.” It was as honest a statement as Eras could make. It only left out his suspicion that the worst monster out tonight would be himself. Eras got down from the cart and helped Yorweth turn his cart around before he bid the farmer safe travels.

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OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com Contents 1. Esara 2. Esara 3. Eras 4. Eras 5. Esara 6. Eras 7. Esara 8. Eras 9. Eras 10. Esara 11. Eras 12. Esara 13. Esara 14. Eras 15. Esara 16. Eras 17. Esara 18. Eras 19. Esara 20. Eras 21. Esara 22. Esara 23. Eras 24. Esara 25. Eras 26. Eras 27. Esara 28. Esara 29. Esara 30. Esara 31. Esara 32. Esara 33. Esara 34. Esara Epilogue Also by A.P Beswick Also by Talia Beckett OceanofPDF.com N Chapter 1 Esara “Any royal will argue that it is the government buildings where the most important business happens in regards to the well being of its citizens.

But I have always argued it is the docks. Because that is where everything comes and goes. All goods, money, people and even sickness and rodents can be traced back to the docks. Thus ship captains are some of the most influential people of the land. Not diplomats in houses kept well away from everyone and everything.” Rellyn Constanfer, The Heart of the City, 1377 AT owhere on land felt more familiar to Esara than the docks.

She had spent so much of her life at sea, only coming into port when she had to or there was treasure to be sought, that the dock was close to a second home. And no matter where she went, they were similar. There was always a gaggle of sailors around, but their reactions were new.

More of them looked her way and smiled. It had taken her several minutes to realise why.

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