Argat

Rolling onto his back, Caramon looked up to see Argat standing over him, his axe raised.

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Shrugging, but feeling uncomfortable under the gaze of those strange eyes that he could sense but could not see within the shadows of the black hood, Argat tossed the knife into the air A slender, white hand snaked out of the darkness, snatched the knife by the hilt, and deftly plunged the sharp blade into the table between them.

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Argat, of the Dewar, Thane Kharas read the scroll through twice, and his frown did not ease.

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Looking in the direction indicated, Argat saw nothing.

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"But" - Argat gaped - "that language is secret, known only to the Dewar and a few others, such as Duncan, king -"

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Glancing at the other thanes, who were all assembled, each in his own stone chair sitting somewhat lower than the king's, Kharas's gaze went to one chair in particular-a vacant chair, the chair of Argat, Thane of the Dewar.

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Standing upon the battlements, Argat watched as the sun climbed higher in the sky.

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He might very well have disappeared from the tent for all Argat knew.

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Shrugging, Argat turned and motioned to his companions, making a commanding gesture at the chest in the corner.

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Argat tried to catch Raistlin's eye as he and his men trooped out, but the wizard sat wrapped in black upon his black horse, his face hidden in darkness.

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