What is "stonefort"

Usage examples of "stonefort".

The Senior of Stonefort Keep was a tall rawboned woman in her early fifties, still ropily muscular.

Horses could pull enormous loads on durcret rails, but nobody in Stonefort, in the whole of Granfor, was going to let the southrons thrust such a spear into the belly of the Kommanz lands.

Two of the Stonefort household troopers fell in behind the Mek Kermaks as they left, lances slung and wheelbows in their hands with arrows nocked.

Wait until we ride under Stonefort gate with the loot before you celebrate, Chiefkin.

I'll be a high one in Stonefort before too long, and Stonefort stands high in the Komman of Grantor.

Whatever their reason, the Minztans had done the Stonefort warband a great service by leaving so much provender right on the path of their retreat.

And the great hearth of Stonefort, folk curled on the floor wrapped against the drafts that fluttered crude bright hangings… Yes, it would be good to be home.

She was the best potential leader Stonefort had produced in many a year.

They were woven into the everyday life of their fiefs, but the ruling kinfast of Stonefort had some of the glamour of remoteness.

He barely glanced at the papers, examining the people instead, with a slow methodical care and the meanest pair of eyes she had seen since leaving Stonefort, across the great ocean, more than a decade ago.

Until I was exiled, I thought the way of Stonefort was the way of the world.

She was in the head-to-toe harness of a Kommanz lancer, and the fanged skull of Stonefort Keep grinned redly beneath the fingers of her gauntlet.

Shkai ra Mek-Kermak's-Kin, I am called: late Senior in Stonefort, in the Kommanz of Granfor.