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"It may take a few weeks to hear back from the other Georgia colonies, but these are the quick responses." "Thank you, m'lady," Shane said. "What was your name?" The faerie blushed. "Glareen, your lordship." "It was a pleasure meeting you, Glareen." "Send our appreciation and thanks to their Majesties," Shamira added, offering her tongue. Glareen quickly flew up and kissed the offered muscle, then looked at Shane. Shane smiled and made a similar offering, which the faerie also took before vanishing into the plant life and then, with a green flash of light, disappeared completely.

“Edal. That clan has a long history with the Grenyaar, if memory serves.” “The Edal have been Black Knights for many generations,” said Andric with pride. “They were noble Grenyaar, all.” Kotchel stared into the distance, idly fingering the sword. “I see.” The Sorcerer raised the blade again, gazing closely at it. For an instant, it seemed that a pale green glow flickered about it, and the Sorcerer’s eyes glowed as well in response. Andric blinked, wondering if he was mistaken. Perhaps the flickering light from the brazier had reflected from the blade. But why would it seem to be such an unnatural green color? He shook his head. He had been too long in the dim cell; he did not fully trust hi