Isig

He reared in the water, his head weaving from side to side, his muzzle wrinkled, as if he could smell the shapes that had been forming around him, pushing him away from Isig.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

He faltered in the air; they flung themselves at him, blinding him with their wings, until he gave one piercing, despairing cry and turned away from Isig.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

Ghisteslwchlohm learned of the Star-Bearer from the dead of Isig, and he became one more enemy lured by the promise of enormous power.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

The stone children hi Isig drew me down into their tomb centuries ago with the sense I felt of their sorrow.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

I touched every binding of land-law in Isig, and he didn't seem to care.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

Two crows huddled together on a branch; the third landed below them, a big, dark, windblown bird who had not spoken since they left Isig.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

But the harbor was clear; trade-ships from Isig and Anuin were homing toward it on the evening tide.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

If you want to take a mountain onto your shoulders, I'll give you Isig.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

I went to Isig, searching for you, and I found him there.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

The dark riddle of the wizard's power loomed again over his thoughts, over the whole of the realm, from Isig to Hed.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979