Built like a spiral CHAPTER XI
Shocked by that meeting, I sat upon a stone, staring at the ground, thinking about what I had heard. I replied to the insistent questions from my retinue by stating that I must consider my course, therefore I would need some time as well as the silence necessary to think with great care and accuracy. The farmers respected my request, and I remained there, sitting upon that stone, for the whole night, which meanwhile had crept upon us, enveloping everything in its shroud. When the sun rose, the dawn sky cleared as much as my mind. I had decided to follow Arankadman's advice, although this might mean facing the arrest and a prolonged imprisonment.
What happened upon my arrival in Sigh Ruaran is already known: I met for the first time my lookalike, Wabe-ewe
