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t of us whether we should truly look elsewhere for answers。;
Josua slapped his hand on his knee。 ;You are indeed a Scrollbearer�察�Tiamak。 You have a subtle mind。;
       Tiamak stored Josua's pliment away to be appreciated later and kept his gaze on the old knight。
       Camaris stared。 ;I do not know�察─�he said slowly。 His chest rose and fell as he took a long breath。 ;I have not told this story�察�even in the confessional。 That is part of my shame´but not the greatest part。;
       ;Everyone has shame�察�everyone has done wrong。;
       Isgrimnur was obviously growing a little impatient。 ;We do not want to drag this out of you�察�Camaris。 We only wish to know whether any dealings you might have had with the Sithi can answer some of our questions。 Damn it� ─�he added as an afterthought。
       A wintry smile moved across Camaris' face。 ;You were always admirably forward�察�Isgrimnur。; The smile fell away�察�revealing a terrible�察�trapped emptiness。 ;Very well。 Send for the priest。;
       ;Thank you�察�Camaris。; Josua stood up。 ;Thank you。 He is praying at young Leieth's bedside。 I will fetch him myself。;
       Camaris and Strangyeard had walked far down the hill together。 Tiamak stood in the doorway of Josua's tent and watched them�察�wondering despite the praise of his cleverness if he had done the right thing。 Perhaps something he had heard Miriamele say was correct�此�they might have done Camaris no favor by waking him from his witless state。 And forcing him to dredge up such obviously painful memories seemed no kinder。
       The pair�察�the tall knight and the priest�察�stood for a long time on the windy hillside´long enough for a long bank of clouds to roll past and finally reveal the pale afternoon sun。 At last Strangyeard turned and started back up the hill�察�Camaris remained�察�staring out across the valley to the gray mirror of Lake Clodu。 The knight seemed carved in stone�察�something that might wear away to a featureless post but would still be standing in that spot a century from now。
       Tiamak leaned into the tent。 ;Father Strangyeard is ing。;
       The priest struggled up the hill hunched over�察�whether against the cold or because he now bore the burden of Camaris' secrets�察�Tiamak could not guess。 Certainly the look on his face as he made his way up the last few ells bespoke a man who had heard things he would have been happier not knowing。
       ;Everyone is waiting for you。 Father Strangyeard�察─�Tiamak told him。
       The archivist nodded his head distractedly。 His eye was cast down�察�as though he could not walk without watching where he set his feet。 Tiamak let him pass�察�then followed him into the parative warmth of the tent。
       ;Wele back�察�Strangyeard�察─�said Josua。 ;Before you begin�察�tell me�此�how is Camaris�拭�Should we send someone to him�拭�
       The priest looked up in startlement�察�as though it was a surprise to hear a human voice。 The look he gave Josua was curiously fearful�察�even for the timid archivist。 ;I 。。。 I do not know。 Prince Josua。 I do not know much。。。 much of anything at this moment。;
       ;I'll go see to him�察─�Isgrimnur grumbled�察�levering himself up off the stool。
       Father Strangyeard raised his hand。 ;He 。。。 wishes to be alone�察�I think。; He fidgeted with his eye´patch for a moment�察�then ran his fingers through his sparse hair。 ;Oh�察�merciful Usires。 Poor souls。;
       ;Poor souls�拭─�said Josua。 ;What are you saying�察�Strangyeard�拭�Can you tell us anything�拭�
       The archivist wrung his hands。 ;Camaris was in Jao e´Tinukai'i。 That much 。。。 oh�察�my 。。。 that much he told me before he asked for the seal of confession�察�knowing that I would tell you。 But the reason�察�and what happened there�察�are locked behind the Door of the Ransomer。; His stare wandered around the room as if it hurt him to look at anything too long。 Then his eye fell on Vorzheva�察�and for some reason lingered there as he talked。 ;But this much I can say�察�I believe�此�I do not think that his experiences have aught to do with the present situation�察�nor is there anything to be learned from them about the Storm King�察�or the Three Great Swords�察�or any of the other things you need to know to fight this war。 Oh�察�merciful Usires。 Oh�察�dear。; He patted at his thin red hair again。 ;Forgive me。 Sometimes it is hard to remember that I am merely the doorkeeper of the Ransomer�察�and that the burden is not mine to bear�察�but God's。 Ah�察�but it is hard right now。;
       Tiamak stared。 His fellow Scrollbearer looked as though he had been visited by vengeful spirits。 The Wrannaman moved closer to Strangyeard。
       ;Is that all�拭─�Josua seemed disappointed。 ;Are you certain that the things he knows cannot help us�拭�
       ;I am not certain of anything but pain�察�Prince Josua�察─�the archivist said quietly but with surprising firmness。 ;But I truly think it unlikely�察�and I know for certain that to force anything more from that man would be cruel beyond belief�察�and not just to him。;
       ;Not just to him�拭─�Isgrimnur said。 ;What does that mean�拭�
       ;Enough�察�please。; Strangyeard seemed almost angry´something Tiamak had not imagined possible。 ;I have told you what you needed to know。 Now I would like to leave。;
       Josua was taken aback。 ;Of course�察�Father Strangyeard。;
       The priest nodded。 ;May God watch over us all。;
       Tiamak followed Strangyeard out through the tent door。 ;Is there something I can do�拭─�he asked。 ;Perhaps just walk with you�拭�
       The archivist hesitated�察�then nodded。 ;Yes。 That would be kind。;
       Camaris was gone from the spot where he had stood�察�Tiamak looked for him�察�but saw no sign。
       When they had traveled some way down the hill�察�Strangyeard spoke in a musing voice。 ;I understand now。。。 why a man would wish to drink himself into oblivion。 I find it tempting myself at this moment。;
       Tiamak raised an eyebrow but said nothing。
;Perhaps drunkenness and sleep are the only ways God has given us to forget�察─�Strangyeard continued。 ;And sometimes forgetting is the only cure for pain。;
       Tiamak considered。 ;In a way�察�Camaris was as one asleep for two score years。;
       ;And we awakened him。; Strangyeard smiled sadly。 ;Or�察�I should say�察�God allowed us to awaken him。 Perhaps there is a reason for all this。 Perhaps there will be some result beside sorrow after all。;
He did not�察�the Wrannaman thought�察�sound as though he believed it。

       Guthwulf paused and let the air wash over him�察�trying to decide which of the passageways led upward´for it was upward that the sword´song was leading him。 His nostrils twitched�察�sniffing for the faintest indication from the damp tunnel air as to which way he should go。 His fingers traveled back and forth along the stone walls on either side�察�questing like eyeless crabs。
       Disembodied�察�alien speech washed over him once more�察�words that he did not hear so much as feel。 He shook his head�察�trying to drive them from his brain。 They were ghosts�察�he knew�察�but he had learned that they could not harm him�察�could not touch him。 The cluttering voices only interfered with what he truly wanted to hear。 They were not real。 The sword was real�察�and it was calling。
       He had first felt the pull return several days before。
       As he awakened into the confusion of blind solitude�察�as he had so many times�察�a thread of pelling melody had followed him up out of sleep into his waking blackness。 It was more than just another of his pitiful dreams�此�this was a powerful feeling�察�frightful and yet fortably familiar�察�a song without words or melody that rang in his head and wrapped him with tendrils of longing。 It tugged at him so strongly that he scrambled clumsily to his feet�察�eager as a young swain called by his beloved。 The sword� �It was back�察�it was near��
       Only as the last clinging remnants of his slumbers left him did he remember that the sword was not alone。
       It was never alone。 It belonged to Elias�察�his once´friend�察�now bitter enemy。 Much as Guthwulf ached to be near it�察�to bask in its song as he would the warmth of a fire�察�he knew he would have to approach cautiously。 Miserable as his current life was�察�he preferred it to what Elias would do to him if he was captured´or worse�察�what Elias would let that serpent Pryrates do to him。
       It never occu

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