CHAPTER 37
One day later, Penrys and Zandaril rode borrowed horses over the trampled grassy spot where the canopy had been placed. Negotiations had just begun, and their ending was uncertain, but a temporary truce was in effect and the two wizards, specifically, had been released to meet with their counterparts.
Zongchas had urged it from his side, and Zandaril and Penrys had agreed. Chang had declared them foreigners not under his direct control, and that was the end of it. For now. Penrys thought that absolved him of all responsibility for them, and wondered how they would defend themselves if it came to that.
There would be no commingling of the two armies. Too many Kigali soldiers had died from the Rasesni sabotage, and the blood spilled in Neshilik was too sore a topic. Chang had n
