chapter xxi
g t. o eady, but ttle flame flickered, clear evidence of tiny s ran down his arm.
“Just lining up along the walls, in ranks,”
Mogget like an honor guard . . .”
“Cer preserve us,” toucone croaked, in of absolute dread and terrible foreboding. “Rogir . . . Kerrigor.
be here . . . and he’s coming . . .”