The Ragwitch
“said Julia, kneeling down to feel the comforting turf. “I’d recognize him anywhere—even dressed up in a helmet and coat!”
“Whoever it was, he did a fine day’s work today!” exclaimed Mirran cheerfully. “That rain! The sight of Angarling bogging down into the mud is one I shall long remember!”
“Yes,” said Lyssa quietly. “If it were not for the rain, I fear no one would have escaped.”
“Yet that same storm, in saving the King and his army, may well have brought your brother into greater peril,” sai...d Anhyvar, who had been staring out into the blackness through the Ragwitch’s eyes. “It was Paul, Julia, and She recognized him—and now sends Gwarulch and Meepers to bring him to Her.”
“What do you mean?” asked Julia. “He got away—on a white horse. I saw him! There was another boy on the front…”
“Yes…he has escaped the battlefield,” said Anhyvar. Her forehead wrinkled in troubled thought, and she took Julia’s hands in her own. “He has escaped,”MoreLess
“Whoever it was, he did a fine day’s work today!” exclaimed Mirran cheerfully. “That rain! The sight of Angarling bogging down into the mud is one I shall long remember!”
“Yes,” said Lyssa quietly. “If it were not for the rain, I fear no one would have escaped.”
“Yet that same storm, in saving the King and his army, may well have brought your brother into greater peril,” sai...d Anhyvar, who had been staring out into the blackness through the Ragwitch’s eyes. “It was Paul, Julia, and She recognized him—and now sends Gwarulch and Meepers to bring him to Her.”
“What do you mean?” asked Julia. “He got away—on a white horse. I saw him! There was another boy on the front…”
“Yes…he has escaped the battlefield,” said Anhyvar. Her forehead wrinkled in troubled thought, and she took Julia’s hands in her own. “He has escaped,”MoreLess
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