[Stalker]
- [Stalkers]
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| Chapter | Text |
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| 4.35 E | A flawless strategy. Or rather, it had been flawless until now. Because despite all their preparations, the way the Goblins had carefully snuck into the cave through a back entrance and their [Stalkers] had crept along the road, out of view, they had still been seen. And preparation was everything. |
| 7.56 | She pointed at the inconspicuous [Stalker], who was in fact a [Shadow] since [Stalker] was too predatory for their group. The man looked hurt. |
| 7.56 | She pointed at the inconspicuous [Stalker], who was in fact a [Shadow] since [Stalker] was too predatory for their group. The man looked hurt. |
| Interlude – The Tribes of Izril | Inkar whispered to her [Stalker] friend, Orreh. The Gnoll looked astonished. |
| Interlude – The Tribes of Izril | The young woman stared at Orreh until the grinning [Stalker] vanished. She didn’t have to hear that. But Orreh was pleased with herself and that was fine. |
| 8.09 | A [Bandit] group waiting in ambush was looking for a juicy target. They were watching caravans, passing up the heavily-guarded [Merchant] with thirty [Mercenaries]. A lone [Trader], a City Runner who might be carrying something good—they had a [Stalker] with an arrow trained on the road. |
| 8.09 | They saw a young woman running down the road at a good clip. The [Stalker] brightened. |
| 8.09 | The [Bandit Leader] called to the others in the underbrush. The group of twelve readied themselves. The [Stalker] grumbled as he changed the position of his bow, tracking the possible City Runner. |
| 8.09 | One of the [Raiders] whispered loudly, already on horseback with a spear. He scratched at his hair; he had lice to the [Stalker]’s keen eyes. Disgusted, the man snapped back. |
| 8.09 | And the wind changed. The [Stalker] cursed and shifted his aim. Just a bit—he felt the wind growing stronger. Stronger— |
| 8.09 | He snapped. The [Stalker] relaxed slightly. And he heard a muffled curse. |
| 8.09 | And she was looking at him. The [Stalker] and the woman holding onto the glider locked eyes. He cursed, swinging his bow up— |
| 8.09 | Sand and grit was whipping around the [Bandits], blasting them in the eyes. The [Stalker] cursed, but he was aiming at the shape as she swooped up. |
| 8.09 | A vice of iron pulled his arms down. The [Stalker]’s shot went wide. |
| 8.09 | The [Bandit Leader] bellowed. Cursing, the [Stalker] shouted an insult at the Wind Runner, already flying past them. He went running for his horse as the [Bandit Leader] shielded her face with her arm. |