In his younger years he was in the leadership of the Mages' Guild, before that organization utterly collapsed, and so I know him capable of these things, but I was still somehow surprised.It was my impression that he was calling something, for he repeated the word «Umbriel» many times.It seemed like a name, although the language he spoke was not one I knew, and so I may have been mistaken, for nothing came, although everyone seemed pleased anyway.Tomorrow we sail for home, and I could not be happier.He read on, but the only other passage of interest to him was one in which she began to question whether the Emperor had authorized or was aware of their trip, and she had determined to ask Hierem about it.He read the final few sentences with a little chill: At lunch today Hierem repeated his assertions, but I still have my doubts.I have a meeting with the Emperor tomorrow.I will ask him myself.I hope I shall feel better.My stomach is unsettled, and there is pain in my joints.
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Perhaps the soup did not suit me.Colin thumbed back through earlier parts of the book, but it was dark now.
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He settled against a chimney, watching Arese's unlit window.Neither moon was in the sky, but there were no clouds, and the stars were glorious.He rested there, letting the fall of night ease into him; first the swifts, then the fluttering of bats, the lonely imprecation of a barn owl.Tree frogs chirped and insects whirred.A dog barked somewhere in the Market District and was answered nearby, which set off a chorus of canine comment from all quarters of the city.
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