In two hours he had reached the old chapel from tree to tree. From the building, only the arch above the entrance and a few portions of the wall still stood - massive hewn granite blocks. It had been a place of worship for Gwaeron in days long past, a minor deity of the woods. It was obvious humans had built the chapel at a crossroads in the old wood. An elf would never think of worshipping a god of nature in a man-made place.
Thorn sat as comfortable as he could on a thick lower branch of an old fir tree, resting his body against the trunk. He took care not to shake the branches and make snow fall. He pulled his hood over his face and began his long wait. He hoped that he had been convincing enough the night before and that the strangers in the inn were curious, adventurous, greedy or bored enough, or whatever else it might motivate them, to show up at the appointed time. He had a good outlook over the crossroads from where he sat and his clothes hid him well. Thus, he would see them in time, just as he would see clumsy Drogo, who was bound to come from the North.
Aceasta postare a fost editata de Asfaloth: 12 April 2007 - 10:41 PM
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