After dinner, Tesia took Jill and Tony back to the suite and Neelu led the three of us to the paddock where the Rorujhen congregated when they were in the area. Some had taken to their newfound freedom with a will and spent all of their time running out on the plains, but many others liked to have more of a home base to orient around. The Ulané Jhinura of Su Lariano had provided them with that.
RorujhenUlané Jhinura“I didn’t even ask you two if you knew how to ride.” I looked at Grace and Luci.
“I’ve ridden since I was a child,” Luci answered. “I’ll be fine.”
Grace shrugged. “I’ve ridden camels and even elephants. But that was many years ago. I was to learn horse riding, but it never happened.”
We reached the paddock area and I could see maybe thirty or so of the Rorujhen, some in smal
