CHAPTER 16
o follo into the shadows.
quot;Lets go,quot; said Igel, and o trail t a distance. our second sucop, I tugged on Smaolachs sleeve.
quot; are ;
quot;Igel t;
e moved on, resting again whe quarry paused.
quot;One ; I asked.
quot;A c;
tous route along empty pat said more tained an uncomfortable silence, and I could not understand erest at all. to a green pickup parked on tepped into t of truck, ttered, quot;t ake.quot; Igel scrutinized tensity, and as truck pulled ae numbers, committing to memory. Smaolacent on e ruminations.
quot;rack t do you mean, ;
quot;to burst.quot; Smaolacudied the darkening sky.
quot;You can smell it coming.quot;
quot; is o do?quot; I yelled. Up aopped in racks and ed for us to catch up.
quot;; Igel asked. quot; does your stone calendar say?quot;
Ever since t day ial. quot;I dont kno;
inued. quot;Ive been looking and ing since you arrived, and its my turn no boy may be to for t green truck. If you see it again, or t me knoo scer, brot me kno;
quot;Of course I ;
o up tterly freezing rain began to fall, and I ran t fes to escape from being drenced by Igel and Lucer on sucery nig of time claustrop. to tunnels, and along in til I sensed thers.
quot;; I called out. No ansive muffled sound.
I called out again.
quot;Go a; It was Béka.
quot;You go a. Ive just come in from t;
quot;Go back t;
I tried to reason ;