By Dawn Cook
Fourth within the sensational sequence that includes Alissa, a tender scholar of magic whose rebellious nature places her lifestyles at risk.
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I’ll head back to the Hold now,” he said, giving her a final, sour look. ” Alissa’s breath caught. He was leaving already? She thought she’d have all night to say good-bye. ” she said, hating the way her voice went up at the end. Lodesh drew his leather hat down and shifted from foot to foot. “I think I saw a dead tree on the way in,” he said, pointing. ” he asked Connen-Neute. “I thought your eyes were shut,” Connen-Neute said, and Lodesh frowned. “Oh! ” the young Master exclaimed. Lodesh sighed in exasperation, giving Useless a respectful nod of farewell before striding into the tall grass.
Strell was packed. Even Lodesh had managed to whittle his pile down to something he could carry. But Useless wasn’t budging, having cloistered himself in his room the last two days to avoid everyone. The kestrel chittered a welcome as the shadow of wings covered the shattered remains of the western gate. It was Useless, and Alissa listlessly scooted sideways to make room for him to land. Her hair flew wildly as he back-winged before her, expertly clearing the low opening and finding the floor. There was a tug on her thoughts as he shifted from a raku to his human form.
The smell from the new mud on her shoulders was obvious, making her more embarrassed. Connen-Neute shifted, and as a sleek raku the size of a small house, he edged Lodesh out of the way and cleared a spot for the fire down to bare earth with a single swipe of his taloned hand. “Thank you,” Lodesh said, clearly peeved as he went to rummage in the packs. With a tweak on her awareness, four gray cushions made from the same cloth as Connen-Neute’s vest winked into existence. Clearly put out, Lodesh sat on one as he pulled his pack closer and found his striker rocks and charred tow.