Corcoran was still a ways behind the two travellers. He had forgotten to put his hood back on his head to hide himself from view. He had stopped running. His intuition told him that he would not need to run to catch up to Dustin and Adam. As he approached the fork in the road, he wanted to head to Colodia; he felt a calling but he knew his future was in the hands of the two messengers that were on their way to Rosh.
The sun was still below its highest point in the sky. Corcoran wanted to catch up with the two before the sun went down. It had been years since he had been to Rosh. It was one of the first places he had stopped in after being kicked out by Kartu. He was met by bandits in the town and his parlour tricks had been his only saving grace.
If he was to survive in Rosh this time he would need the help of Adam and Dustin. But how would they fit into his master plan? He was planning to over through Kartu and war would be the only way to do it. What would he have to do to get these messengers to aid his cause?
Corcoran began to jog down the pathway. The dense forest on either side his only companion. At a jog he would be able to catch up with the two in about an hour or two. His weapon was flailing along side him as he jogged.
The sun was still below its highest point in the sky. Corcoran wanted to catch up with the two before the sun went down. It had been years since he had been to Rosh. It was one of the first places he had stopped in after being kicked out by Kartu. He was met by bandits in the town and his parlour tricks had been his only saving grace.
If he was to survive in Rosh this time he would need the help of Adam and Dustin. But how would they fit into his master plan? He was planning to over through Kartu and war would be the only way to do it. What would he have to do to get these messengers to aid his cause?
Corcoran began to jog down the pathway. The dense forest on either side his only companion. At a jog he would be able to catch up with the two in about an hour or two. His weapon was flailing along side him as he jogged.
Come back on Wednesday for the conclsion of Part 2
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