The Seventh Gate
“On the one hand, it seemed vitally important that he travel to the Labyrinth with Ramu.I have to continue to try to make the Councillor understand the true situation. Make him understand that the serpents are the true enemy, that the Patryns and Sartan must join forces against this evil or it will end up devouring us."Not only ourselves," Alfred said to himself, "but the mensch. We brought them to these worlds, they’re our responsibility."Yes, in this his duty was clear, although just how he was going to convince Ramu of the danger was rather foggy in Alfred’s mind at this moment.But, on the other hand, there was Haplo."I can’t leave you," Alfred argued, and waited in some trepidation for Haplo to argue back. But his friend’s voice had been strangely silent lately, ever since he had ordered the dog to stop Marit. This silence was ominous, made Alfred uneasy. He wondered if it was Haplo’s way of forcing them to leave him. Haplo would sacrifice himself in a minute if he thought that by ...doing so he could help his people ...All this was what Alfred had been thinking when Marit sprang to her feet with a startled cry."Alfred!" She clutched at his arm, nearly sent him backward over the rail.MoreLess
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