Kari Gregg Quotes

From Kari Gregg's "What Rough Beast"

{Elliot} Blinked When A Blade Speared Neatly Through The Master's Chest From The Rear. "Got Him," Garrick Shouted Over The Master's Shoulder. "Set, Elliot."
Set What?
He Didn't Care.
He Channeled His Rage And Pierced The Dark Master Through, Impaling Him On His Blade.
Garrick Slid His Free.
Malachi Yanked Him Down A Split Second Before Garrick's Sword Severed His Head As Well As The Dark Master's. Chest Heaving, He Sprawled In The Dust, Blinking At The Fuzzy Image Of The Head Bouncing Across The Floor. It Came To Rest At The Bottom Spoke Of A Crumbling Ladder, The Vampyr's Teeth Still Gnashing.
His New Partner Dragged Him Upright And, Looking In His Eyes, Squeezed His Shoulder. "Set Means Your Blade Will Set The Enemy For Your Partner's Killing Blow" Malachi Grinned At Him, Chuckled. "It Also Means Duck.

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