Tower of the Saraloke: A Ki Khanga Adventure

By Milton Davis, Charles R. Saunders, Valjeanne Jeffers and Ronald Jones

Kadira and Nguvu are captured by a mysterious being, the Saraloke. While Nguvu is forced to fight to the death the Saraloke's champions as entertainment, Kadira is sent to a strange land to confront the Saraloke's enemy. How will they escape their dangerous circumstances?

• Language: English
• Publisher: MVmedia, LLC
• Release date: Dec 4, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393879879

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Tower

Of The Saraloke

Milton J. Davis

Charles R. Saunders

ValJeanne Jeffers

Ronald Jones

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THICK WHITE SMOKE ROSE from the chimney of the abandoned hut for the first time in many years, snaking into the night sky and obscuring the constellations overhead. Inside, moans of pleasure drowned the night sounds as the man and woman before the fire quenched the passion that had burned inside them for days. The weak flames were no match to their desire, for they were kindred souls locked in an embrace of lust too long delayed.

Their climax was abruptly denied. The man raised his head suddenly and gently pushed the woman away. He rolled to the wall, grabbing his sword as he stood. His black skin dripped with sweat, taut over muscles forged in battle. The woman looked at him admiringly despite his expression of impending danger.

Did you hear that? he whispered.

The woman smiled. That was me.

This is no time for jokes, he scolded. There’s someone out there.

The woman came to her feet reluctantly, her voluptuous body obscuring the flame. She brushed back her braided hair, revealing an exquisite umber face matching her body.

I hear them, she said. She bent over to pick up her sword and the man briefly lost his concentration.

They’ve been following us for days, she said. They were bound to catch up with us.

We were too greedy, the man admitted. The gold slowed us down.

He went to the window and peered through the ragged curtains.

Looks like twenty, thirty at the most.

The woman grinned. They didn’t bring enough men.

She strode over to her lover and they kissed.

I’ll take the door, you take the roof, he said. This won’t take long.

The door crashed outward. Two figures leaped through the opening, their movements so quick the eye could hardly register them. The woman, whose name was Kadira, preceded the man, who was known as Nguvu the Bone-Breaker.

Kadira veered slightly to the side to allow Nguvu enough room to maneuver. In the same motion, she whirled, sword held outward. The point of the blade sliced