Opposing Schools of Strategy - Part 7

Firyr heard the same voice speaking. "Out of my way," it said to him. Not Oliver's voice. It was too deep to be Oliver's voice. It was almost inhumanly deep. It was like the gravelly roar of a smiling lion. There was humour in its voice, but that humour carried an undercurrent of immense maliciousness. Firyr felt a hand around his heart with a firmer grip than he'd ever felt.

He didn't make the decision to dodge to the side. He was practically thrown. And then, through the air where he'd just been standing, Inka's half-moon sword swept, and he was left with nothing to dampen his frustrations.