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and dropped it into a scrollcase and, with apologies for shattering the
academic quiet of the place, left.
I crossed the town again to reach the dwelling of KoHr and was soon
talking with him across a wide temwood table in his study. Aiken, having
received my message, hurried to join the conference.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB : Brothers I called You here as I need
the help of a few I can trust implicitly and I do not conceal the fact that I
could be putting You Both in real peril.
I outlined to them all that had learned and how I came by it, leaving out no
details or doubts that I possessed. Staunch Fellows both, they gave their
unconditional support, covering up their own misgivings with jokes and
banter.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB : Akab KoHr, could You take Your tarn
up there, You know those hills better than I from Your travels and will
attract less attention than others. Try to find out the lie of the land, stay
away from the site though, just find out what might await Us in that area
around the Pit of the Dead and North of there when We leave the road.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB : Akab Aiken, I will entrust to You the
task of quietly gathering up transport and provisions for the journey.
Sufficient for six travellers perhaps as I am yet unsure who else We may
have need of. I am thinking of bosk wagons and that We may be best
travelling in disguise.
Aiken looked to Me and, knowing His expertise with Tarns and His
probable bemusement as to the request for Bosk wagons… I continued
speaking…
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB : I can see the thought race through
Your mind Akab but whilst I know tarns would be far faster, a party of
High Caste in the air over that location would likely attract unwanted
attention.
Both Men nodded and, after some more talk on the details, with a clasp of
hands the company dispersed.
Chapter 4