“Behind you is a door, go through it when I do,” Joleen replied, sounding frightened to death now she too had realised they had walked right into a hornet"s nest.
Looking carefully still at the apparent quiet, Keldron moved when he felt Joleen edge away from the bar. Turning his back on these people was one of the hardest things he had ever had to do as his sense of the air around him was clouded. He walked slowly through the door, shutting it firmly. In the corridor beyond, he hastened to catch up with Joleen, who was ready to bolt like a startled deer. Through one more door, and they found themselves outside. A huge bear of a man was there to greet them.
“Well, little sunflower, aren"t you going to make the introductions?”
Joleen breathed a partial sigh of relief. “Malcolm, this is Ke
