‘The Consensus is broken. I can feel the Weave in this world now, subtle, but there all the same. There will be awakenings across the world. Creatures known and unknown will be drawn here from across the Shards.’
‘That doesn’t sound too good,’ Cade said.
‘I suspect it’s good and bad, but I’m not qualified to deal with it.’
‘So, you’re just leaving, going off on your own?’
‘Leaving? Yes. There are others out there, other magi. I can feel them. They are different to me, to Cian, to the others. They may not even know themselves as magi, but they are there all the same. I need their advice, their learning, and I will find them.’
Cade nodded, his lips pursed. ‘Then we will follow.’
‘You don’t need to do that.’
‘And yet you know we will. It’s not like we have anywhere else to go.’
Seb gave a resigned smile. ‘That’s a good point.’
They set off. Allies of circumstance, the three survivors of Skelwith. Seb didn’t really have a direction, but he had thoughts, instincts. He would follow them, and try to abide by the best of what he’d learned. As he stepped up the path towards the gap in the trees that led to the open world, he shrugged off the nagging doubt of being watched, and set off into the unknown.
THE END
From the author
I hope you enjoyed Message Bearer, and if so, you’ll be pleased to hear that book 2 in the Auran Chronicles series will arrive in the first half of 2016.
Also, it’s hard getting a novel to be noticed in this market we find ourselves in. So if you did enjoy Message Bearer, and if you have the time, please could you drop a review on Amazon? I’d be most grateful.
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Mike
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