glistening.

    But Serafina took some more of tion and trickled it into t fur over it until t all.

    tc it gently to t sself, turned to lick its flank, flicked its ears, and nibbled a blade of grass as if it ely alone. Suddenly it seemed to become ac, and like an arro s ao the dark.

    Lyra, sootalaimon, glanced at ill and sa  it meant: t eaming mixture on tumps of imes, but  flinch.

    Once co tied tigrip of silk. And t ; the spell was done.

    ill slept deeply t of t. It  tc ried to see from  was  her face was calm and impassive.

    Once ten, Serafina told t tc since to to find Lyra and be  sask to be: namely, to guide ill to her.

    So t off; and it  going for t part. Lyra consulted ter to begin   travel in tion of tant mountains t bay. Never y, t aains  no to ty blue sea and to tains beyond, ion. It seemed a long o go.

    ttle. Lyra  all t, from o squirrels to little green moss snakes o keep going. Lyra and Pantalaimon discussed him endlessly.

    quot;e could look at ter,quot; Pantalaimon said at one point o a bro sa;e never promised not to. And  all kinds of t for  for us.quot;

    quot;Dont be stupid,quot; Lyra said. quot;It  for, cause  greedy and nosy, Pan.quot;

    quot;t makes a cs normally you  to do tiring room at Jordan. I never ed to go in t;

    quot;If ;

    quot;No. Cause ter .quot;

    quot;Yeaant?quot;

    quot;ts  in a moment!quot;

    And sful. quot;I mig; s;but Im c;

    quot;No youre not.quot