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The string of carriages rattled down the road so full of potholes that it barely qualified as a road. In the first carriage, the ambassador for Cravonid, Roderick Banson, sat across from the royal entourage, firmly braced for the rough ride. He looked nearly at home in the extravagant carriage...

The clock on the wall quietly chirped three in the morning. The sensors in the clock's inner workings warned it to keep quiet. Presumably, people were asleep at three in the morning, and therefore would be very annoyed if it rang out as loudly as it would at three in the afternoon. Nothing...

The clock on the wall quietly chirped three in the morning. The sensors in the clock's inner workings warned it to keep quiet. Presumably, people were asleep at three in the morning, and therefore would be very annoyed if it rang out as loudly as it would at three in the afternoon. Nothing...

The clock on the wall quietly chirped three in the morning. The sensors in the clock's inner workings warned it to keep quiet. Presumably, people were asleep at three in the morning, and therefore would be very annoyed if it rang out as loudly as it would at three in the afternoon. Nothing...

Dubok rubbed his shoulder where the other orc's hammer had smashed into it. "Stop! Not needed!" he grunted, getting his axe up between himself and his opponent. "You'll wake villagers!" The other orc grinned, baring his fangs at Dubok. "Good. Then I feast! On them and you!" His war...