The Third Book of Lost Swords
CHAPTER THREE
In response to Wen Chang's continued questioning, Foreman Lednik assured the travelers the the city of Eylau lay at less than two days' distance, back along the winding length of the completed portion of his road. To travel on to Eaylau that way would be a shorter and easier journey than to go back to their original caravan route and approach the metropolis by that means.
This is an excellently written story, but bears little effect to the original story line. Actually, none of the characters are the same, though it does make mention of one or two characters we all should know by now. It is not really overly important to have read the previous books to understand this one at all, nor must you read this one to understand future books, but do not let this dissaude you from the reading of it.
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