The Matador's Crown
“Annja was walking along the shore, checking out a row of warehouses edging the south side of the city. Could one of them be hiding illicit antiquities? She had her eye out for armed guards after sighting one at the corner rooftop of a brick building half a block from the nearest dock.
“Manuel mentioned your interest in some crowns he has hanging in his sanctuary?” Garin asked.
“If you call spotting stolen goods an interest, then yes. Is he angry about that? I don’t think he believed me ...when I told him I hadn’t touched them.”
“On the contrary, he said if you liked them so much you should get one for yourself. He got the replicas at a little shop in Cádiz off San Pedro.”
“That’s not far from the hotel where I’m staying. But a replica? Hard to believe El Bravo would place a cheap trinket in a room he calls his sanctuary.”
“You didn’t go in the sanctuary, did you, Annja?”MoreLess
“Manuel mentioned your interest in some crowns he has hanging in his sanctuary?” Garin asked.
“If you call spotting stolen goods an interest, then yes. Is he angry about that? I don’t think he believed me ...when I told him I hadn’t touched them.”
“On the contrary, he said if you liked them so much you should get one for yourself. He got the replicas at a little shop in Cádiz off San Pedro.”
“That’s not far from the hotel where I’m staying. But a replica? Hard to believe El Bravo would place a cheap trinket in a room he calls his sanctuary.”
“You didn’t go in the sanctuary, did you, Annja?”MoreLess
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