Dark Wings: Eryl Prologue IV Sarah waited quietly, hidden by the tall stalks of grain in the field until her brother and father passed out of sight and hearing. While they were all working in the field, the men spotted a monster and ran after it, yelling back at her to return to her house. However, curiosity gripped her. What a tale that would be to tell the other village women, seeing a monster attack! So she followed them unseen. It had all been quite exciting. But she was not yet satisfied. Seeing it vaguely between grain stalks did not make a very good story. She wanted to see what the wyvern looked like up close. The littler monster was still making a racke
Dark Wings: Eryl Prologue III Strake shifted in his sleep. A stray piece of grass tickled his snout and he sneezed. Small flames shot out from his nose, igniting some of the dry straw on which he slept. The smell of smoke woke him. Heaving himself to his feet he quickly stomped out the fire before it spread. He sleepily shifted the straw about to check and make sure his pup was safe. Instead he found the lingering stench of wyvern where his pup had been. Strake threw back his head and roared. The crashing cacophony of sound echoed around the hollow cavern, shaking the discarded bones to a rumbling clatter. Raging, the mighty dragon tore apart his den in search
Dark Wings: Eryl- Prologue II And so, when Lis and Tor crept out of sight behind the bones and dried stalks of grass, Ka quietly turned around and headed back out. Once he had discovered what was hidden here, he had searched the archives for maps of old dwarven cities, finally finding one of this mountain. He had memorised it, and now all he needed was to find a distinguishing landmark in order to orient himself.*Lis turned to Tor, and in a barely audible whisper, hissed 'Go and await me at the entrance with Ka.'Tor, being timid and in awe of any who outranked him, nodded and left, though it was going against their initial plan.Lis continued by herself, stepping
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