Disclaimer- none of the characters are mine, with the exception of Sliver,
who is completely my own. The rest belong to Margaret Weis and Tracy
Hickman.
1.1 Author's Note- ok, so I just wrote this cuz I really like to get in the stories, and I'm not sure if it's that good but please read and review so I can see wut u think. Thanx!
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1.3 Dragons of Winter Night
1.3.1 Book 1
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2 Arrested! The heroes are separated. An ominous farewell.
"Guards, Tanis! Guards! Coming this way!"
"Surely they can't be here because of us," Tanis said. He stopped, eyeing the light-fingered kender, struck by a sudden thought. "Tas—"
"It wasn't me, honest!" Tas protested. "I never even reached the marketplace! I just got to the bottom of the street when I saw a whole troop of guards coming this direction."
"What's this about guards?" Sturm asked as he entered from the common room. "Is this one of the kender's stories?"
"No. Listen," Tanis said. Everyone hushed. They could hear the tramp of booted feet coming in their direction and glanced at each other in apprehension and concern. "The innkeeper's disappeared. I thought we got into the city a bit too easily. I should have expected trouble." Tanis scratched his beard, well aware that everyone was looking to him for orders.
"Laurana, you and Elistan go upstairs. Sturm, you and Gilthanas remain with me. The rest of you go to your rooms. Riverwind, you're in command. Caramon and Raistlin, you protect them, and you, too, Sliver. Use your magic, Raistlin, if necessary. Flint—"
"I'm staying with you," the dwarf stated firmly.
Tanis smiled and put his hand on Flint's shoulder. "Of course, old friend. I didn't even think you needed telling."
1.1 Author's Note- ok, so I just wrote this cuz I really like to get in the stories, and I'm not sure if it's that good but please read and review so I can see wut u think. Thanx!
1.2
1.3 Dragons of Winter Night
1.3.1 Book 1
4
2 Arrested! The heroes are separated. An ominous farewell.
"Guards, Tanis! Guards! Coming this way!"
"Surely they can't be here because of us," Tanis said. He stopped, eyeing the light-fingered kender, struck by a sudden thought. "Tas—"
"It wasn't me, honest!" Tas protested. "I never even reached the marketplace! I just got to the bottom of the street when I saw a whole troop of guards coming this direction."
"What's this about guards?" Sturm asked as he entered from the common room. "Is this one of the kender's stories?"
"No. Listen," Tanis said. Everyone hushed. They could hear the tramp of booted feet coming in their direction and glanced at each other in apprehension and concern. "The innkeeper's disappeared. I thought we got into the city a bit too easily. I should have expected trouble." Tanis scratched his beard, well aware that everyone was looking to him for orders.
"Laurana, you and Elistan go upstairs. Sturm, you and Gilthanas remain with me. The rest of you go to your rooms. Riverwind, you're in command. Caramon and Raistlin, you protect them, and you, too, Sliver. Use your magic, Raistlin, if necessary. Flint—"
"I'm staying with you," the dwarf stated firmly.
Tanis smiled and put his hand on Flint's shoulder. "Of course, old friend. I didn't even think you needed telling."