Cahal pondered this for a moment. “You say you were concentrating. Really hard?”
Zya nodded. “I wanted to find the moon behind the clouds, but it was quite difficult.”
“Sounds like you have got the makings of a wizard in you, Zya. Maybe that is something Anita will be able to help you with when we get back to the others.”
“And what know you of wizards, Cahal?” asked Tarim, who had managed again to outwit both of them by moving with the stealth of a mountain cat stalking its prey. The two men gripped each other"s forearms in a formal meeting. Zya could see in her father"s eyes that he was truly glad to have Cahal safe and well.
“Shall we get going then?”
“Sure,” replied Cahal. “I see that the horse died. That"s truly a shame, that old nag was tough. You ride, and I will walk.”
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