Lyras

Kharl motioned to the other chair and watched as Lyras seated himself.

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He didn't recall taking the pike when he had sought out Lyras, and that meant that there were other ways to the dockworks than the route they were taking.

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Still thinking about Hagen's revelations and his own too-proud words to Lyras, Kharl had left the tower and walked slowly through the corridors of the Great House.

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Kharl could also sense Lyras and the comparatively faint but solid black order around the older mage.

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Beyond was the intersection with the northeast road out of Valmurl, and farther to the west was the hillside on which Hagen and Lyras and their forces had taken a position.

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He had no idea how to help things grow, the way Lyras and the druids did.

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Belatedly, as always, he realized, that was why Lyras wanted to stay away from the Great House and the Lord of Aus-tra.

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Another trumpet sounded, and Kharl glanced beyond the Hamorian forces at the hill where Hagen and Lyras held out - so far.

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XXVI For all of his words to Lyras, Kharl was worried.

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At the same time, from gathering in impressions of Lyras, Kharl could sense that Hagen had stopped almost a glass earlier.

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