Chapter TwoKeldron watched Raoul hurtle across the road and behind some bushes where he noisily threw up. “What's he doing that for?”
“Don't know,” Belyn shouted back. “He opened the door of that cottage, took one look inside, and then ran for the bushes.”
Coughing now, Raoul stood back up, his narrow frame towering over the bushes that had previously concealed him. “I've never seen anything so horrific in my life. I wasn't prepared for it, that's all.” Raoul remained where he was, trembling.
Keldron opened the door of the cottage and peered inside. “Oh good Gods above!” Keldron was amazed with the reaction he had shown. His own hands felt cold. He was surprised that the blood still ran in them, as the cold had spread all the way up to his arms. His feet were cold too, but the breeze wa
