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Then the patrol came headlong around the bend in the corridor, forcing Drizzt to action. "Sentries!" he screamed in warning, probably saving the lives of the first four of the group. Drizzt's attention abruptly returned to the wounded child as one of the hook horrors raised its heavy, clawed foot to crush her. The beast stood nearly twice Drizzt's height and out- weighed him more than five times over. It was fully ar- mored in the hard shell of its exoskeleton and adorned with gigantic clawed hands and a long and powerful beak. Three of the monsters stood between Drizzt and the child. Drizzt couldn't care about any of those details at that hor- rible, critical moment. His fears for the child outweighed any concern for the danger looming before him. He was a drow warrior, a fighter trained and outfitted for battle, while the child was helpless and defenseless. Two of the hook horrors rushed at the ledge, just the break Drizzt needed. He rose up to his feet and leaped out over them, coming down in a fighting blur onto the side of the remaining hook horror. The monster lost all thoughts of the child as Drizzt's scimitars snapped in at its beak relent- lessly, cracking into its facial armor in a desperate search for an opening. The hook horror fell back, overwhelmed by its oppo- nent's fury and unable to catch up to the blades' blinding, stinging movements. Drizzt knew that he had the advantage on this one, but he knew, as well, that two others would soon be at his back. He did not relent. He slid down from his perch on the monster's side and rolled around to block its retreat, dropping be- tween its stalagmitelike legs and tripping it to the stone. Then he was on top of it, poking furiously as it floundered on its belly. The hook horror desperately tried to respond, but its ar- mored shell was too encumbering for it to twist out from under the assault. Drizzt knew his own situation was even more desperate. Battle had been joined in the corridor, but Hatch'net and the others couldn't possibly get through the sentries in time to stop the two hook horrors undoubtedly charging his back. Prudence dictated that Drizzt relinquish his position over this one and spin away into a defensive posture.hogan outlet
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