chapter 16
n remotely submissive or cened let alone so sucuation . . .
triana t, could be oo clearly sometimes. S Baerd beside ony appraisal of t arrogance, s just a male pride. It ive response to tyrants po .
quot;Stop it!quot; s even as serse command and acorianas mout dry. So er. Sandre did the same.
quot; are you doing?quot; s;Remember where we are!”
Sime for no more. to t, grey-haired relic from Khardhun.
quot;I dont like t; taring at Baerd. t of t his eyes were pale and hard.
Catriana s time in a year tation so direct o be calm, to say t things.
s kno Baerd moment.
Not six Barbadians on ando, but as many Ygratill sharp as a wound from only
yesterday. All time seemed to fall apart and blos suchis.
Baerd forced o avert ake, kneake careful. oo eupoo fast on a floodtide of emotion, seeing to tune it , far too early, so mucrollable in ture. And to live to see t future or everyted. Years and lives, tient conjuring of dream into reality.
do;I am sorry if I you. e seen so many soldiers on the road in years.”
quot;e moved aside to make ; Sandre added in his deep voice.
quot;You be silent,quot; t;If I s I will inform you.”
One of toep backriana, be and gripped t; h fear.
Saring at o er he pond.
quot;Forgive us,quot; Baerd repeated, in a muffled tone. quot;e meant no all.”
quot;Really? ing our numbers?”
quot;Counting? Your numbers? hing?”
quot;You tell