In these mountains, he would have to be someplace where people still were. There was a chance that he was wrong about the location, but the baby was born MierlienĬould only think of one village that dared risk existing in this area, and he hadn’t been there in a long time. Few people risked living in these wild mountains. These mountains were crawling with goblins, hobgoblins, wolves, and even ogres. Pointed to the Artiplan Mountains, but no place specific. Mierlien consulted the stars, and read the tea leaves, and even consulted bones. The blood red moon only rose when a Pendragon was born.
Red Moons came and went, pale pink or orange to the naked eye, caused by cloud cover, forest fires, or even Knew that meant the boy had been born, and that he must find him, no matter what it took. It had looked as if the moon had been soaked in fresh blood. Happening, and Nature was telling him that it would happen to a boy. Mierlien knew vaguely what this meant, but the specifics had evaded him at the time. No boys had been born in Valherus in four months, although the birthrate was high now. The rainstorms had been just a tap on the shoulder. When she had a message for you, she might be subtle, but she would tell you if you listened. Mierlien had learned long ago to listen to
For the past six months, there had been rainstorms, and these were supposed to be dry seasons. The Artiplan Mountains? "Because if it happened in a nice warm tavern, it wouldn't be a challenge." He answered his own question, as chilling rain dripped over the brim of his hat and ran down hisĬheeks in rivulets. Why can't it ever happen in a nice warm tavern? Why the top of Using his staff as a walking stick he pushed on, every muscle screaming at him with jolts of white-hot pain. Drudgingly he looked up at the steep mountain, between the trees and boulders,
He wanted desperately to create a fire and sit down for a while, but there was no time to warm old bones.
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