Re: Hunters: On the trail
It all seemed so easy...but then again, no plan survives contact with the enemy.
The slavers were tougher, better armed, and better motivated that would be expected. Many hunters fell, but the slavers were brought to heel slowly, as they fought their way back, deeper into the lair...
Until Najaksef a dragon of the deepest, wickedest, black appeared...
Was he in control of the operation? Was the operation simply a larger effort of a whole? Hard to say, and no time to determine while the remains of the hunters fled, the drakken-fear spurring them to flight.
The ship did not have more than a league behind it when the drake pounced; they had no more chance than a mouse against a feral cat...