Methuselah's Daughter, Part 3, Chapter 22
J.A. Eddy
Circa 130 BCE
Rhumenk, Slodhe had called them. They were rumored to have killed and enslaved some of the tribes far to the south, but Slodhe said they were not hostile in their encounters with his people, merely sought trade and hunting. I was angry at that last, for if they were hunting in my woods they had yet to pay their respects to me.
I found them after only a half a day. They had obviously broken camp, and were headed north crashing loudly through my forest as if they had not a care or concern. There were so many of them, tens upon tens of them, most with extensive weaponry and some with oddly fitted bronze armor. Their garments were of a wide assortment, but all made from impressively finely knit cloth.
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You are so bad... ;)
thanks! I was outta line to call it bad. More "not my cup of tea." But that's just one opinion from an unreconstructed mouth-breathing philistine!
All was said with tongue firmly planted in cheek. I could fill stadiums with people who won't like this book.
(John's a terrible salesman. Heh.)
As evidenced by our stellar sales performance to date...
Of course we all lose our tempers now and then. Dean freely admits to being imperfect in this regard, which is why regulars to this establishment will generally be cut more slack than people who we don't know very well.
Still: behave like an adult, or go find somewhere else to play. Thanks.