confidence in  tners,  many years.

    It appeared t it  been entirely a coincidence after all t t tside tival of Vines last fall.

    Listening intently, trying not to miss a syllable or an implication, Alais measured o all of to discover t s afraid. o do . And t t rusting his.

    It o Rovigo, quot;If you are truly set on coming o Senzio, to find a place on t to put your daughter ashore.”

    quot;ly?quot; Alais urned to hers cabin.

    Baerds eyes were very dark by candlelig  unkind.

    quot;Because I dont believe in subjecting people to unnecessary risks. t  to do. to face tance and t of rusts tant to us. For you to come  necessity. Does t make sense?”

    So be calm. quot;Only if you judge me a cribution.quot; S;I am triana and I tand o do. I  I o be free.”

    quot;trut. I t; It riana. quot;Baerd,quot; s on, quot;if truly time t will decide, we he way we do.

    No rigo decide t t ing to see if till slaves or not whe summer ends.”

    Baerd looked at Catriana for a long time but said noturned to Rovigo, deferring to ure. In  of t inner battle end.

    quot;If  t; Rovigo dAstibar said to er, ;your mot, dont you?”

    quot;Ill try to protect you,quot; Alais said gravely, t hing.

    It alk at t absolutely. t t after torm.

    I dont kno is, s I need more.

    I kno ars of Eanna would all be yours.

    It , because  o o the balance.

    Of t journey to Senzio sicularly. Standing at triana as t of Astibar. One tiny village