Court Wizard (Spellmonger Series: book 8)
““Oh, Arborn,” she said, her heart sinking, “we’re not ready to stay here, yet. I still haven’t gotten anything moved from Spellmonger’s Hall, and—”
“Do you think you are the only one capable of packing, my wife?” he asked, gently. “I had my men and your new apprentice handle the affair. All of our things are here, now,” he said, proudly. “You . . . you moved us?”
“It wasn’t hard,” he pointed out. “You’ve barely unpacked.”
“I’ve been busy!” Pentandra snapped, automatically. “An...d I haven’t yet decided on taking Alurra as my apprentice, either!” she added, a little bitterly.
“Haven’t you?” Arborn asked, cocking his head.
“I . . . I don’t . . . I’m still thinking about it,” Pentandra said, at last. Before she could say any more about the blind girl, she was interrupted by mind-to-mind contact. It was Astyral.MoreLess
“Do you think you are the only one capable of packing, my wife?” he asked, gently. “I had my men and your new apprentice handle the affair. All of our things are here, now,” he said, proudly. “You . . . you moved us?”
“It wasn’t hard,” he pointed out. “You’ve barely unpacked.”
“I’ve been busy!” Pentandra snapped, automatically. “An...d I haven’t yet decided on taking Alurra as my apprentice, either!” she added, a little bitterly.
“Haven’t you?” Arborn asked, cocking his head.
“I . . . I don’t . . . I’m still thinking about it,” Pentandra said, at last. Before she could say any more about the blind girl, she was interrupted by mind-to-mind contact. It was Astyral.MoreLess
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