The (Tlpq-4)
The (Tlpq-4)
“ In the end, Ana let Danat lead her back to her shelter, leaving Otah and his sister alone by the black and cooling kiln. The armsmen had prepared sleeping tents for them, but Idaan seemed content to sit up drinking watered wine in the cold night air, and Otah found himself pleased enough to join her.
"I don't suppose you'd care to explain to your poor idiot brother what happened today?" he said at length.
"You haven't put it together?" Idaan said. "This Vanjit creature has destroy...ed the only home Ana-cha had to go to. She's had to look long and hard at what her life could be in the place she's found herself, crippled in a foreign land, and it shook her." "She's in love with Danat?" "Of course she is," Idaan said. "It would have happened in half the time if you and her mother hadn't insisted on it. I think that's more frightening for her than the poet killing her nation." "I don't know what you mean," he said.
"She's spent her life watching her mother linked with her father," Idaan said.MoreLess
"I don't suppose you'd care to explain to your poor idiot brother what happened today?" he said at length.
"You haven't put it together?" Idaan said. "This Vanjit creature has destroy...ed the only home Ana-cha had to go to. She's had to look long and hard at what her life could be in the place she's found herself, crippled in a foreign land, and it shook her." "She's in love with Danat?" "Of course she is," Idaan said. "It would have happened in half the time if you and her mother hadn't insisted on it. I think that's more frightening for her than the poet killing her nation." "I don't know what you mean," he said.
"She's spent her life watching her mother linked with her father," Idaan said.MoreLess
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