A man went, walking out to the horse that had stopped its flight a little distance from the picket line. Vanye started back to Roh. Fwar took him by the arm. "Come along," Fwar said, and guided him through the standing crowd. No hand was laid on him else. Trin threatened; but Fwar took him aside and spoke to him in private, and Trin returned pacified. The whole camp settled. Vanye looked about him at this sudden tolerance, and at Roh, who averted his face and began to prepare himself for the night's rest. Chapter Eleven They moved out yet again before dawn, and by the time day came full upon them, the dark line of Shathan bowed across their northern horizon. During that day a strange tension lay over the company, which had riders dropping back to the rear by twos and threes and talking together a while before riding forward again.Vanye saw it plainly enough, and reckoned that Roh did . . . dared not call it into question, for there was Fwar, as ever, at his side. 1 am mad, he kept thinking, to have any trust left in him.
