She seemed to feel the dragon quiver. Looking up, she saw the red eyes fixed, staring straight ahead. “Priestess,” said one of the two men Skylan had left behind to guard her and the dragonship, “someone is coming.” Draya looked out to the shore to see four druids in gray robes walking over the sand. “Should we kill them, Priestess?” asked one of the young men eagerly, lifting his spear. “No,” said Draya quietly. “They mean me no harm.” The druids waded out into the water. They stood beneath the dragonship. Draya gazed down on them, her hand on the spiritbone. The four druids bowed low. “We come in the name of Vindrash,” said one. “We ask you to accompany us.” Draya clung to the dragon’s neck, her courage failing her. And then she heard another voice, one that had not spoken to her in many long days. Draya listened to the blessed voice, and her eyes filled with tears. She gave the dragon’s neck a caress and walked to the ship’s side. “Lower the gangplank,”
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