Narak Narak leapt from his seat at the sound of the voice in his head. It was as clear as though she spoke in his ear, and at once he knew who it was, and how she spoke. Pascha, and the calling ring. “Narak, they are here,” she said. “Seth Yarra are here, in Telas. There are great numbers of them. I cannot say for certain, but there are one hundred and thirty-four ships in Benafelas Bay, and many men come from each. Tens of thousands of men, all ashore, and the Telans do not oppose them. They have betrayed you, Narak. They have betrayed us all.” The voice cut off as abruptly as it had begun. Narak wanted to enter the Sirash, to speak to her at once, but the news was grave. He had to confirm what she had said. “What is it?” The Eagle God’s voice dragged him back to reality, to here and now. Jiddian was staring at him. A moment before they had been sitting side by side looking down on the Seth Yarra camp, discussing strategy, although in truth Narak did not have a great wish to share his thoughts.
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