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Here's an odd one—from Innish-Kyl, no less. A movement report from a Crown courier. In port for under twelve hours, heading to Entibor, in passage from Galcen with a stopover. " "Of course I do. But when I run across items like that, I try not to •speculate. " Brehant cast a sharp glance in her direction. " She shook her head. " "Then let's go have a cup of cha'a. " "The truth comes out," said Gala. " Brehant laughed. Over on the communications panel, a message light blinked on arid started beeping.
Brehant handed back the slip of flimsy. " "You won't get any argument from me on that," Gala said. She took the flimsy and stowed it in her tunic pocket. "But those aren't our orders, and these are. " "The ones who come into our patrol area, yes," he said. "Which they generally don't, thank fortune. Now, if they wanted reports of Mage activity . . " Gala laughed. " She waved a hand at the row of monitor screens. "What you see. " Brehant shook his head. "You don't believe that, Gala, any more than I do.
Now the darkhaired woman used a small hand drum of animal hide stretched over a pottery base— Perada had seen it, tied up behind zero-g webbing in the unused bunk, and had wondered what it might be—to beat out a rhythm behind the Selvaur's melody while the others sang. " "I'll drink to that," said Tillijen, when the song was finished. " "Sounds good to me," Metadi said. He lined up the six tumblers in a row on the mess table. "Let's see ... " He poured out a half dozen equal portions of the claret and handed one to Perada.
