“And they could also be those responsible for this, or even worse,” asserted Malcolm, his squeaky high voice sounding belligerent as he tried to lower it. “Would you risk that? From the mill we will be able to see who they are and whether or not they bear us any ill will. If you are right then all the better, but would you risk it?”
At this, Raoul acquiesced. They moved quickly and quietly into the yard of the mill, and stabled the horses. The tribesmen, Aynel, Arden Silverbark, Handel Broadbough and the fourth member, Seren Willowonce, accompanied the horses, as did Malcolm. Raoul remained in the yard with Joleen and Yerdu; there was not a chance of any of them entering the house. Belyn led the way into the miller"s home.
“The reek of wafted evil is not as strong here.”
“I guess that h
