me ty or forty Senzians hem.

    No one kneily doairs screaming  to stop.

    In t follo deat to going doo tarted it all. ty as t. A errified croside tle. Sly after midnig long after t ty in Senzio rode aiger under t nortoward Farsaro w was anchored.

    Catriana roubled, almost cs peace.

    Alais could not find rest too mucumult in treets and sever was happening.

    Even after Rovigo came back in and stopped at to look in on t t to be no immediate danger, Alais ill unable to sleep. too muconig none of it to  riana ed and unsettled in oddly discontinuous ways. S even  were working upon her.

    Eventually s on t t and  to sit on the open window.

    It e by t, do see too far inland—but s  anc breeze. treets even noion of tavern quarter, but noty  a curfeo be a night.

    So da ay ao see t s  for it. t a nig for her, Alais

    amended, glancing back at Catriana. Sime them had shared a room.

    home.

    S , receiving Rovigos letter of carefully p-explanation sent by courier across Astibar from t of Ardin too Senzio. S in anotrust saining, defining elements of her own world.

    S t ill dark, tars over no tting; it probably lacked several  till daion t t   nigumult in treets. In a curious, quite unexpected  served to reassure  of all else, ill continue as they always had.

    tstep on tairside. Alais leaned backedly realizing she could probably be seen from below.

    quot;?quot; sly, so as not to disturb Catri-ana.

    quot;Only