Chapter Twenty-Eight
Kareski Troubles
The next morning, Casco looked from his window onto the unkempt grove of nut trees behind his house and wondered where Huldar was now. It had been a long night, and the warm yellow light of sunrise bathed his face and relaxed already tense muscles, but he had little hope of an easy day. His mood was quickly justified as once again his neck hairs prickled. Whoever had watched him throughout the night was either poorly skilled or wanted him to know. Daric Enna would never have been so clumsy.
Duvät whimpered in his room, convinced the Faythans had finally located him. Casco wondered what the Gok had done to deserve such lasting attention. His treatment of Lind had nothing to do with Faytha, but if the chits Huldar had come by were any indication, full
