CHAPTER FORTY-TWO
By the time Toshin and the other Aidonese had come ashore, Neevas had given Riley the location of the weapons and what information he knew regarding the men who held them.
“Evidently,” Riley told Toshin, “they dug them up this morning. They have a camp near here where they’re trying to figure out what they’ve got.”
“Then we should hurry,” Toshin suggested. “This could become much more difficult should they discover how to use the weapons.”
“Is there some chance they’re involved with Du-Dea Hiril?” Riley asked him. “I don’t really know anything about the people down here.”
“Possible,” Toshin considered, “but it is unlikely. This continent is fairly isolated. In the past there have been a few incursions to the north. We have found that it can be a very effective deterr
