The Nobek shrieked,
the sound crazed with anger. It was the most horrific sound Ospar had ever
heard. When the tray dropped from his face, Ospar didn’t see the red and yellow
and green sauces that dripped from Jol’s chin. He didn’t see morsels of rizpah
and wedi sliding down the man’s face. He saw a monster with glaring eyes.
He saw fangs.
It would come as
little solace later when Ospar thought no sane person would have looked into
Jol’s face and not panicked. Though his anger had led to him taking temporary
leave of his good sense, Ospar was thoroughly sane as he stared into that
terrible creature screaming at him. So he panicked and ran.
Even as his legs
pumped, shooting him out of the room and down the hall, Ospar remembered how
dangerous it was to run from an emotional Nobek. It was a colossal and
potentially deadly error to make. Every Kalquorian knew it. Fearing the worst,
Ospar darted a glance over his shoulder and wished that he hadn’t.
Jol was right behind
him, food still plastered to his livid, bestial face. The worst part was his
eyes, however. There was a mad gleam in their purple depths, a predatory joy of
the killer bringing prey to bay.
It was too late and
Ospar was too terrified to stop running and try to reason with the man. Jol
didn’t seem as if reason was high on his attributes at the moment. Ospar put on
as much speed as he was able instead.
He was still outside
his sleeping room when he yelled, “Door, close and lock!”
He charged in as it
started to shut. It hissed closed quickly, but Jol was much, much faster. The
Nobek was in the room with Ospar as the door clicked to announce it had locked.
Releasing Winter 2017
Ahhhhh!!! I want, need, gotta have this!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I can't wait to read this I love clan ospsr can't wait 😊 will there be anymore clans books? I hope so!
ReplyDeleteYes to more clan books. But I might take a break to write a Clan Companions book (Earther man with Kalquorian or clan).
DeleteThank you so much ^-^ i have been looking forward to such stories for a long time as im sure so many of your other readers have ^-^
DeleteOn the edge of my seat...looks like this one will be so tense and funny both.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! What do you consider winter?
ReplyDeleteAt this point, December. We'll see, because that's my best guesstimate at this time.
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