By the knots of mages Leudast hadseen working along the ley lines, the Zuwayzin had done their best tomake them impassable. He turned to Raunu. Buthe bore the pain more readily than he would have during the tail end ofmost winters. Leuclast looked around to see how his comrades were making out intheir bargains.
They took Uto next door, fed him salty venison sausage - one of hisfavorites - and put him to bed. Well put, Cilandro said. Some of the Algarvians dis-mounted; others stayed on the unicorns, alert and watchful. They used to run a whole lot of the northeast, Leudast said, backbefore the Algarvians and Forthwegians smashed up their empire.
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