For t time sation in o become a o here was a brief silence.

    quot;I did kno;  ion in them like an angry challenge.

    quot;I see,quot; said Dianora a moment later, and looked aing across most of ttle along ts ion in dEymons eyes old t his Queen?

    Dianora , tracking implications to t already been so after erday and he King.

    S, in fairly immediate danger as a consequence. t a man to be treated lig of to en years ago, and why.

    S y from s;onderful,quot; she said acidly.

    quot;Suc security. And noo do your pet courtier Neso simply o receive ting in Asoli, doesnt he

    King. how marvelously clever of you, dEymon!”

    Sed. For t time ;Is t ?quot; ly.

    S back a s denial. It  inconvenient for o think so, she realized.

    quot;Among ot; sted, as if grudgingly. quot;I  to knoalk to you about this.”

    quot;I t as muc; urning. quot;I rack of some—not all, I —of ts Scelto   erday, by t? In an attempt to o his side?”

    o underestimate the Chancellor.

    quot;It ,quot; s;You  ansion. hy do you favor him?

    You must kno of man he is.”

    quot;Of course I kno; dEymon replied impatiently. quot;  of  ed to Asoli because I dont trust  court. I   undue inconvenience. I trust t ansion?”

    Simate old ;It does,quot; s;Killed by whom?”

    quot;t s  about t t t it  take Neso long to give them cause.”

    quot;Of course. And then?”

    quot;And tigate and find t Neso y of gross corruption,  e some man or ot tion