Lost Warrior by Robyn Wideman

Author:Robyn Wideman [Wideman, Robyn]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: teen fantasy pirates magic warrior strong female
Publisher: Robyn Wideman
Published: 2018-11-12T16:00:00+00:00

13

Hanna and Katla plan

Hanna led Katla and Hester up the side of the cliff and into the city. The three of them made sure to keep their heads down and to not draw attention. As it was now daylight, it would be easier for someone to spot them. It was apparent by that somehow the hunters knew what each of them looked like. Katla joked they must have had a band of artists on hand who had sketched their faces and passed them out like fliers.

They made their way quickly through the city and Hanna couldn’t help but smile just a little that it was as wild and chaotic as it was the night before. The people of Sarlin didn’t seem to ever rest. It would be a nice vacation spot in the future if she ever felt the urge to brave the rough seas again, but she couldn’t ever picture herself living somewhere without some semblance of law and order.

The three of them cut through the same field Hanna had seen the kids playing the night prior. The field was now empty with the exception of a small wild creature running through the grass. It had long green legs and a thin body with rounded mounds upon it’s back. She had never seen anything like it. It must have been a creature exclusive to Caruana.

Once they arrived in the forest, they cut a straight line through the trees, heading East. Hanna was good when it came to directions and though she didn’t know exactly where she was going, she knew they’d eventually run into the camp.

Or maybe not.

“I just remembered something.” Hanna came to an abrupt stop, digging her boots into the ground. “The woman I told you about, the one who rescued me and healed me back to health, she lives in a cloaked sphere. Nobody can see inside it or hear anything from within unless you are inside the sphere yourself.”

“So, all we have to do is step inside the sphere,” Katla said with a shrug of her shoulders. “It makes it a little more complicated to find the camp, but if we spread out, then one of us will be able to find it.”

“It’s not that simple,” Hester added. “Even if we walk through the camp, we won’t see it. It’ll be as if we are still walking through the same trees.”

“Great,” Katla groaned. “So, what do we do now?”

“We keep walking and hope she spots us and allows us inside.” Hanna pushed forward, hoping she would be able to at least get a round-about idea of where the camp was. “I don’t know if she’ll drop the veil since I’m traveling with you two. She’s very paranoid about the outside world.”

“Based on what you told us, I don’t blame her.” Katla joined Hanna at her side. “Sometimes, I think it’d be better if I retreated permanently into the forest.”

“Why would anyone ever do such a thing?” Hester shook his head. He was recovering nicely from his bout of seasickness.

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