“They just looked away. I didn’t dream about the Temple of Puryon, exploding or otherwise, and the fact that I hadn’t bothered me. I ate breakfast quickly and finished just as Ferlyn and Chassendri arrived. I stood and smiled. “I’m off.” “Aren’t you the fortunate one,” said Chassendri cheerfully. “Always,” I answered with a smile, heading out of the dining hall. The second duty coach was waiting, the driver wearing a heavy gray jacket against the wind, although I wouldn’t have called it chill, m...erely brisk enough that I’d had to put on my imager’s visored cap a bit more firmly than usual. On the way to the station, I thought through how I’d need to approach the day. I wasn’t about to tell the captain anything. Captain Harraf was standing outside his study when I entered the building, talking to Slausyl. Melyor was standing back and listening. I could only catch a few words. “. . . come, and you stay clear . . . cordon area . . . no point . . . they shoot anyone . . .”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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