Warfang: (Sky Realms Online Book 5): A LitRPG Series by Troy Osgood

Author:Troy Osgood [Osgood, Troy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Aethon Books
Published: 2021-02-22T22:00:00+00:00

The Ridgerunner flew over the plains where they flattened out, closer to the forest, then the walls of Timberhearth Keep. Ahead of them, the skiff was settling into a berth in a small dock. The mountains still continued out to the east before turning north again at the forest. Built at the base was a dock. A dozen feet above ground, the ships settled into berths a dozen feet from the mountain, another dozen or so feet of dock between them. Hall saw another half dozen skiffs and one larger two-masted ship at the far end of the dock.

They shifted the Ridgerunner around at signals from a Ranger stationed on a high platform in the middle of the docks. Different colored flags indicated where and how the Ridgerunner was supposed to set down. There was no berth big enough for the ship, Gerdi having to bring it down in the middle of the plains, near the dirt road.

Gerdi got the ship settled, lines thrown down to Rangers waiting. They secured the ship, leaving it about ten feet over the plains. Ladders were thrown over the side.

“We’ll stay on ship for now,” Gorid told Hall.

Beyond the captain, Hall could see the disappointed looks on the Battleforge brothers. They had been looking forward to a night in a tavern. Drinking and comfortable beds, not the hammocks in the bunks on board the ship. Gorid let them drink on the ship, they were Dwarves after all, but he kept it to a limit. Hall was sure they’d get off the ship soon enough. Herj Onyxshard pushed the brothers, making them focus on their job. Grumbling, they started tying a harness around Angus. The highland cow made it more difficult on them, constantly moving and kicking.

“Once we meet with the Rangers and figure out the next move, we’ll let you know,” he said, swinging a leg over the railing.

The rest of the Irregulars were already off the ship, waiting for Hall.

Carefully, as the ladder moved in the wind and the constant motion of the ship, Hall climbed down. Feet on the ground, he saw that Dain was waiting. The other two were not in sight, either gone ahead or helping with the ship.

“It is late,” Dain said. “We will not be able to meet with the council tonight. Rooms will be provided in the inn.”

QUEST COMPLETE!

You have accompanied Dain of the Green Cloak Rangers to Timberhearth Keep.

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