Usar "tress" en una oración

1. Kaitlyn was silent while she thought about what was just said, and at length sat back on her heels, wiped a stray tress from her face with the back of her hand, then answered, “He needs to see the very results of his own efforts, without his having time to reflect upon his most extensive expectations? A riddle

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2. Delaying the inevitable, I combed my hair then twisted it into one long tress

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3. He tenderly moved a tress of wet hair from my forehead, then kissed me deeply

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4. ‘That one,’ he said, pointing at Tress, ‘The price on her head is the same dead or alive and I care not which

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5. ‘Hand over that one,’ commanded the leader, he pointed at Tress, ‘Or die

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6. ‘You have quite an extensive fan club Tress

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7. Realising that they were now trapped Tress then suggested that they should first ensure that the place was locked down tight before finding out what was at their disposal in the way of food and weapons

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8. ‘You know,’ said Tress staring deeply into the light of the crystal, ‘These things are nothing more than a by-product, an accidental waste from a great spell cast thousands of years ago, or so I was told

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9. He shouted over to Tress, ‘There is a trapdoor with access to the roof of the guard tower, make sure it is bolted

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10. ‘That was close,’ exclaimed Tress with relief, her heart was still pounding and now she just felt a little ashamed at her curiosity getting the better of her brain

11. Athene glanced across the room and noticing Henrick’s arm around Tress and her head nuzzled close to his chest, she could feel the jealousy rise in herself

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12. ‘What should be our next step then gentlemen?’ asked Tress finishing off a large chunk of ham

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13. ‘Where on earth did you find him?’ questioned Tress sarcastically

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14. ‘You know Tress I wish I had met you before all of this

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15. As he padded around the corner he came face to face with Tress, his jaw dropped and almost instinctively from her relentless training her dagger shot forwards deep into his throat

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16. He had coached Tress over several years – perhaps teaching her too much, honing her skills in assisting his pursuit of attaining relics of power

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17. Five more years of service and the promise could be fulfilled, although Tress was realistic about these promises and he had spent as long training her, yet he seemed to be searching for several items in particular, perhaps he would make good his word and free her if she managed to steal everything that he desired? As time in his service went by, the jobs that she had to undertake became progressively harder and a lot worse

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18. The long term seductions and betrayal of confidence jobs were the worst, when she had to spend months turning her mark into her lover and the inevitable betrayal that followed often petrified Tress

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19. With each successful job her master’s trust in Tress and her abilities grew so that she was eventually entrusted with, and trained in, the use of many spells of great practical uses, but of course none to equal her master

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20. Tress was later trained in the use of more powerful relics and items, including her current enchanted cloak

21. Titus climbed down and started dragging combustibles towards the strong door, as Tress took pot shots at him when presented with a target, she skilfully used a light cavalry bow that she had found

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22. He even took time to deliver a bow that infuriated Tress in return to one of the close shots, such was his cool demeanour

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23. Tress rolled her eyes, more like an alley cat she thought, she shut the arrow hatch and returned to the group, she spoke with a tone of remorse in her voice

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24. ‘We are the lambs and the wolf is outside,’ said Tress

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25. Now, after finding Tress unharmed in the wilderness there is hope that this magic has not affected others further spread out in my lands

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26. Tress quickly soaked a bed roll and plugged the gap

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27. ‘If we arranged some obstacles in the next room, that may slow his advance to the door,’ Tress added

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28. Later, as the last charred oak slat of the main door fell into the room, Tress whispered the magical enchantment and wrapped the cloak tightly about her, vanishing into the surroundings

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29. Safe within the folds of the cloak, Tress did not cough or splutter – no smoke penetrated its magical fabric

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30. Tress watched silently

31. He rapidly moved forward towards the girl’s voice, past Tress, into the doorway – two more steps and he would be in the perfect position to fully close and lock the door behind him

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32. Tress slowly moved to the door handle preparing to slam it shut

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33. Time stood still for Tress as she realised what was happening

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34. Tress slipped out of her cloak as the warrior tried to pull out his impaled blade

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35. When he saw his prey slipping away, he sent a blow with his remaining sword in her direction to finish her off quickly, Tress read the movement and twisted her head to one side, the sword point just missed her head by a fraction

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36. Now with Henrick between them Tress threw herself backwards out of her assigned door, pulling her skewered cloak from the sword that pinned it, tearing it in the panic and slamming the door shut

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37. With a prayer for her comrades Tress secured the sturdy lock

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38. Tress, straining to view the combat inside, had already anticipated the wounded warrior’s approaching blow and retreated backwards to a safe distance

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39. Tress picked up Titus’s discarded woodsman’s axe and smashed the protruding blade

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40. ‘We need to slow down for a while or the horses will be spent,’ said Tress

41. ‘We could try and get over the mountains, you know there are a few hidden goat tracks that cross the peaks and there are also caves for shelter,’ suggested Tress

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42. ‘I know these lands well, Tress

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43. ‘I would rather sleep with the horses,’ replied Tress with a twinkle in her eye

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44. As Tress drifted in and out of sleep; she awoke feeling a sudden repulsion at the thought of a man’s body next to her

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45. Tress recounted Tamar’s words and instructions and Corvus recalled the structure that she described

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46. ‘I take it from the fact that I am still drawing breath that his offer was not acceptable to you?’ Tress asked, watching Corvus’s reaction like a hawk

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47. ‘I understand,’ retorted Tress

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48. ‘Oh yes, added Tress with a wink, ‘And thank you for leaving me in one piece

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49. Tress held her head in her hands wracking her memory of her dream as silence and a wave of depression engulfed the exhausted group

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50. Tress knelt in front of the dome for several minutes with her eyes shut chanting her words in a low unknown tone, every so often she would wave her hands in the air

51. Tress pushed open an adjoining door, which creaked loudly, the room beyond was minimal

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52. ‘What is this portal Tress, why is it expensive?’ asked Athene, showing her inexperience with the ways of magic

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53. Tress grabbed his arm, holding him back

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54. ’ pointed out Tress to Athene

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55. ‘Did Tamar send you?’ Tress shouted across the room

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56. Athene, was instantly repulsed and terrified by the figure, she had seen nothing of its kind before and rapidly scrambled backwards, but Tress and Corvus continued to advance helplessly in terror

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57. Tress felt the bile rising in her throat at the sickening sound of Lewem’s skull being crunched inwards

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58. To her relief, Tress slowly felt signs of movement returning to her leaden arms

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59. Tress didn’t need telling twice and immediately closed the distance to the portal

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60. Tress was not hanging about; she had already looked into the face of death and headed for escape, when the shockwave hit her it sent her cart-wheeling forwards through the portal

61. Tress was extremely relieved to be through the portal and into the safety of Tamar’s compound, but she was still apprehensive about what might come through the opening behind her, so she quickly moved away from the Vortex of power and begun to study her new found surroundings, looking for the nearest exits and escape routes

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62. Tress acted quickly, dragging a nearby drape from the wall and smothering him in its folds to extinguish the last of the flames

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63. Tress quickly pulled herself back together, her real emotions rarely surfaced

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64. ‘That just leaves me with one more base to cover and only one agent left, it must be fate,’ he stared directly at Tress

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65. The thought of being sent directly back out into God knows what by this magician, was not an appealing one to Tress

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66. ‘You’re quite right Tress, I know from your past that you have spent your lifetime being ordered about and controlled by magicians and sometimes even worse

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67. Tress cheeks flushed with a crimson glow at the thought of remembering a man’s touch

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68. She even spotted a cat-box and Tress found herself wondering what possible magic could such an item contain that it warranted a space in Tamar’s armoury? Sorus rummaged through the piles of items talking away to himself, eventually pulling out a long bolt of woven cloth from amongst a pile of banners,

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69. Tress reappeared, ‘Ok, let’s go and get this over and done with, I have a date with destiny and I’m eager to retire

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70. Sorus rummaged through several further areas of the room eventually pulling out a crystal-cut vial of liquid, he had also retrieved several small pots and handed them all over to Tress

71. ’ Tress took all of the items and placed them securely about herself, a little nervous about the Dragon’s Thunder packing and placement

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72. This is Tress – she has worked with us before and is a friend

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73. Tress quickly brushed back her hair feeling suddenly flushed; she managed to thrust out her ample chest in the process ensuring his attention and then delicately offered Barrad her hand

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74. ‘I would not be so sure, I think that Tress has a valid point

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75. ‘Indeed, I have heard this said before, but how does this help us?’ asked Tress puzzled to where Sorus was leading the conversation

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76. ‘Tears of Heroes?’ questioned Tress, surprised that she had never heard of them

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77. ‘How is this old well important in all of this?’ asked Tress

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78. Tress relaxed ‘I’m sorry Barrad, but I have witnessed the Su-Katii in operation, from the sharp end – it is not a nice place to be

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79. How could such a massive corruption to the Su-Katii go unheeded for so long Sorus?’ Tress enquired

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80. Tress had been listening in shock at the depth of the corruption that had spanned these lands over the last hundreds of years

81. ‘I don’t know if it is of any help Sorus, but I still have Anak’s ring that I was commissioned to steal,’ said Tress, ‘I forgot all about it with the events of the last few days

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82. Tress sat puzzled for a moment, ‘Of course the Sword, it is not from this world, its signature would be simple to follow and that’s why Tamar insisted I take the Sabre?’

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83. Tress sat deep in thought as the men went about the details of their new plan of attack

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84. Tress picked up her pace as time was critical - she had to make it to the mines in time

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85. He had been tucked low in the saddle riding hard, but now, as Tress had guessed, his pace slowed to a canter as he appraised the twist in the path

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86. The rider didn’t have the slightest clue what had hit him and the blow cart-wheeled him from his saddle to the ground and luckily for Tress the rider still had one foot trapped in the stirrup as the panicked horse took off

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87. Now all Tress had to do was calm down the animal and then she could be on her way again in comfort

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88. Tress breathed out a sigh of relief

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89. Looking out across the barren landscape he wondered how Tress had got on with her mission, then shouted for horses to be arranged

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90. He was the one that Tress had spoken about – Tamar

91. Tress had made good time along the cart track with her commandeered pony, it was late afternoon and she realised that the horse had been invaluable

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92. The stone structures and timber roofs that made up the mine complex could just be seen as Tress approached

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93. Tress decided she would not risk getting too close if she could help it to increase her odds

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94. He had a large horn hanging from his back and was positioned with a good view of the moorland from where Tress had approached, obviously an advance lookout, ready to raise an alarm

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95. Tress could plainly see that there would be no easy way to get close to the crystal, even with her cloak

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96. Tress moved away from the nervous animal whilst she mulled over her decision to use the horses

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97. Tress remained perfectly still until they were fully satisfied that it was just the rats that had annoyed the horses and moved off

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98. Tress immediately took advantage of the distraction that she had created

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99. It was too late for Tress to stop now, she was committed but it all seemed to happen in slow motion as her heart thumped heavily in her chest

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100. Tress quickly whispered the words that she had learnt in the service of her old master Zerch, many years before