Geekay

Holding Geekay to a steady trot, the wilderness man scanned the lands ahead.

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Behind him, Geekay whinnied shrilly and galloped away to the left.

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Geekay tossed his head, broke his reins free from Wingover's grip, and pranced a few steps up the path, past the glowering dwarves.

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Geekay stepped out of his hidey-hole, pawed at the dead thing on the trail, twitched his ears in revulsion, and looked up the trail where the others had gone.

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Geekay shared one characteristic with the elf, Garon Wendesthalas.

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Wingover walked beside him, leading Geekay, and found himself thinking about the manner of the elf's in - quisition of the goblin.

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Wingover turned south, leading a reluc - tant Geekay, and walked a hundred yards before turning to see the others going away, following the climbing trail upward.

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Wingover reined a little to the left, holding hard against the bit, then let Geekay have his head.

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"Don't blame you a bit, Geekay," Wingover reassured the horse.

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With the bit eased and the scent of goblins in his nos - trils, and with the tug to the left from his rider, Geekay took the lead.

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