She turned and looked down the path, across the pretty flowers and short walls covered with vines, and across the grass to where Chase was talking to Zedd, the wizard. Maybe that's all it was, some big rabbit, sitting on a rock or something.
She didn't want him to think she was afraid of some big rabbit. Chase had told her she was the bravest little girl he knew. She might have been afraid if Chase wasn't there with her. She wondered if indoor woods had animals like the outdoor woods did. She had never been in an indoor woods before. She wondered if it could be a bear.īut this wasn't exactly the woods, since it was indoors. She had seen animals in the woods before, rabbits and raccoons and squirrels and such, but this was bigger. It was hard to tell because the eyes were as dark as the rest of it, except when the light caught them just right then they gleamed a golden color. At least she thought it was watching her. Rachel clutched her doll tighter to her chest and stared at the dark thing watching her from the bushes. for having the integrity to settle for no less than my best effort my British editor, Caroline Oakley, for her continuing support and encouragement my friends Bonnie Moretto and Donald Schassberger MD, for their expert advice and Keith Parkinson for the outstanding cover art.CHAPTER 1 I would like to thank my editor, James Frenkel. 'Steel against steel, that he may be the magic against magic.' You just remember that, if harm tries to get a glance at Richard.' From what I have read of the prophecies, Richard may be the only one who can close the veil. It won't be just D'Hara, but the whole of the world that is consumed. 'If the veil is not closed, Commander, and the Keeper is loosed on the world, everyone will share the same fate. Zedd nodded and offered a small, but warm, smile of respect, but then his eyes narrowed as he leaned closer. Only a tool walks into the future backward.' 'And yesterday be would have killed me to get at his foe. 'Yesterday you would have killed Richard to keep him from harming Darken Rahl,'
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