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corvus
1. We believe it was stolen years ago in the Corvus sector,” said Clive
2. At the same time Corvus stepped out in front of his comrades, his roughly cut spear levelled towards the group of newcomers, he shouted out at them
3. ‘Pah, I have not yet met a man that I could not best,’ growled Corvus, more to raise the group’s spirits than in a spirit of bravado
4. ‘By Krakan, I hate those things’ sneered Corvus, at the sight of the crystal, then he quickly moved off to double-check all the locks and doors
5. Corvus went off to the armoury as Athene rummaged through the cupboards eventually finding the means to start the fire and she was delighted when she discovered a large stockpile of provisions
6. Corvus returned from the armoury clearly impressed with the huge twin-headed axe he had discovered judging by the dreadful smile on his face
7. Corvus replied with his public speech tone of voice
8. Corvus broke down with a fit of laughter on seeing Henrick
9. Athene needed some assistance pulling on the mail shirt that Corvus had selected for her
10. ‘I thought your warriors were meant to have big chests,’ she giggled cheekily at Corvus as her cheeks reddened noticeably
11. Its one of the boys’ sets, so no need to lay off the sweet cakes yet milady,’ Corvus smiled warmly, after giving her a mock bow he held his position observing her stagger away
12. ‘Of course, this place is locked down tighter than an innkeeper’s daughter,’ said Corvus
13. Athene bit back a reply; she knew that Corvus couldn’t know of her mother’s profession
14. Athene packed trail packs with rations and equipment whilst Corvus produced a strong box from another room, after several hits from his axe it opened
15. ’ With that Corvus just rolled over for a mid-morning nap
16. Corvus smiled back at her,
17. Corvus clung to the door leading to the tower, ready to slam it shut in an instant
18. Corvus grabbed a stein from a nearby table and threw it at the warrior, trying to maintain his position near to the door but also distract Titus who was now sizing up Henrick like a hungry tiger
19. Corvus braced himself against the door, but instead of the expected battering the bleeding warrior turned and started to limp towards Tress’s door
20. ’ Corvus half-muttered to Athene who still stood frozen in a dazed state of shock
21. At that moment, Athene and Corvus appeared breathlessly in the doorway, having made a rapid descent from the tower
22. Corvus had wanted to slaughter all of the remaining horses, but the women now outnumbered him, and being of a softer heart decided that they had all seen enough butchery for one day
23. ‘They have already been pushed too hard,’ agreed Corvus, as he patted down the sweat from his chestnut steed
24. ‘Still, I think that would have been the way he would have wanted to go - in battle,’ stated Corvus, sensing that the others were also thinking of Henrick
25. ‘Come on, now is not the time to stand and fight this freak show,’ Corvus spun his horse around and spurred the unwilling beast on again
26. With the horses fed, Corvus ran through their plans for escape, for by now Titus could well be free and would surly resume his hunt
27. Why do mothers always have to be correct?’ replied Corvus
28. ‘Perhaps I will,’ agreed Corvus always trying to have the last word, ‘They nag me less
29. Corvus alone slept soundly
30. A tear was in her eye and she woke up abruptly as Corvus farted loudly
31. Tress recounted Tamar’s words and instructions and Corvus recalled the structure that she described
32. As they rode along the base of the steep hills in the pleasant morning sun, Corvus decided to confront Athene with an issue that he knew he just had to get off his large chest
33. ‘Well I just figured that had I split you in half, two of you would have been twice as unbearable,’ Corvus laughed
34. As they rode on, Corvus thought back to earlier that morning when he had shaken free from the voice in his head
35. Athene’s mind raced; first with the memories of Henrick’s courageous last stand, she just could not stop thinking about his last moments, then onto the dreadful thought of losing Corvus as well
36. Tethering the horses to a nearby tree, Corvus picked up a large stone and threw it against the translucent yellow barrier surrounding the shrine, but it bounced back off into the ditch
37. ‘Bloody hell, you’re more than a cook Athene, how did you manage that? It was as solid as a wall before?’ Corvus gawped
38. Athene studied the ancient tapestry for several minutes, before Corvus motioned her on
39. ‘Where is this damned Wizard?’ Corvus said grinding his teeth
40. ‘What is that over there on the floor – a pile of rags?’ asked Corvus straining his eyes in the dim light
41. Athene, was instantly repulsed and terrified by the figure, she had seen nothing of its kind before and rapidly scrambled backwards, but Tress and Corvus continued to advance helplessly in terror
42. During the fleeting seconds of Lewem’s death, Corvus had desperately been straining against the unholy aura surrounded him
43. Unusually for Corvus, he could barely summon up the courage to face the beast
44. With the force of the air Corvus and Sorus were thrown in the opposite direction across the room, the wall of air passed harmlessly around Athene, merely ruffling her hair
45. ‘Krakan’s shit-house - this wasn’t good,’ thought Corvus, just himself and Athene left to face an impossible foe, this was not how he had pictured his death
46. The pulse blasted Corvus backwards with such force that it flung him from his feet far into the side catacombs of the hall, knocking him senseless
47. ‘I won’t let you kill my friend,’ sobbed Athene as she shuffled over and hovered in indecision above the unconscious form of Corvus
48. ‘What, Corvus is alive?’ Tress’s face beamed with renewed colour and expression
49. Had it been luck or had the magician had a hand in this as well? It appeared to Corvus that this Tamar fellow seemed to have his finger in too many pies for his liking
50. Later in the morning, Corvus had found the cabin and, after cautiously approaching, had warmed himself quickly against the still-warm embers that he managed to fan back into life
