What is "crayne"

Usage examples of "crayne".

Although it was far to the west of the army's path, Crayne was taking no chances.

As they rode through the narrow pass, a subtle change began to take place within the party: everyone sat forward on their horses, Borlin and the archers slung their quivers over their backs, Crayne took his spear from its horn, and all but the thinnest gloves were stripped off.

He walked forward toward the tavern door, the armed men moving ahead of him, Tawl and Crayne behind.

Tawl wanted to ride around it, but Crayne insisted they stop and investigate.

The Highwall men would be two or three days behind them, so Crayne dropped Follis and Mafrey off in the village to wait for their arrival.

Tawl said, and Crayne agreed, that not all of the men could be fully trained, as Kedrac would have taken the best to Camlee.

Jack realized he had never seen Crayne laugh or share a joke with anyone: the leader of the knights was a serious man.

After a while the grille was loosened, and Crayne managed to pry it open.

On the long stretches, Hervo would take the lead--his bow could bring a man down at any distance--but as soon as they neared a turning, Hervo dropped back and Tawl and Crayne came forward.

Hervo took the guards with his bow, and Crayne used metal wire to silence then kill the old man, who had surprised everyone by emerging into the corridor just behind Tawl.

He looked first at Crayne and then Hervo, clasping each man's hand in turn.

Tawl looked at Crayne for a moment, his expression showing many things, but most of all respect.

They moved fast, anxious to get back to Crayne, eager to be gone from the palace.

Hervo and Crayne weren't on a quest, they weren't bound by an ancient prophecy.

It struck Crayne that this was somewhat informal a way of convening a conference of this importance, meeting at Addison's chick's pad out here in the boondocks of Ojai.