asked Tom. “A straight line,” said Elenna. “Right,” said Tom. “So the quickest way off this mountain is …” “Straight down!” said Elenna, a smile brightening her face. “But how?” “You’ve got a rope, haven’t you?” Tom asked. Elenna delved into her quiver and brought out a coil of rope, thin but strong. Tom glanced at a boulder lying on the path. “Perfect! We can tie one end of the rope around that rock.” Elenna passed the rope around the boulder and double-knotted it. She tugged to make sure the rope held firm, then nodded at Tom. He went to the edge of the path and looked down. The cliff face was a sheer drop. Far below, he could see where the path, a tiny wiggly line, emerged onto the lower slopes. “What about the animals?” said Elenna, glancing over at Storm and Silver, who were waiting patiently. “Without us they can go much faster,” said Tom. “They can follow the path and meet us at the bottom.” “Are you sure the rope’s long enough?”
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