Chapter Eighteen
Enis was not sure that the Storm were going to prove as helpful as Mashtuk had hoped. Enis remembered Callan’s words too; he had held certain of these tribesfolk in high esteem. However, as far as Enis could tell, very few of them could hear his mindspeech at all, and of those, even fewer could follow his every word. Too many stared at him quite blankly. He was wondering whether to ask Hector to speak aloud for them when the scout sitting closest to him, the young girl who had named herself Freya, daughter of Feather, offered to continue relaying his words as she had done on the trail. Enis recalled that Feather was one of the names that Callan most respected. However, he also knew that nobody called Feather had come forward when they reached the camp of the Storm.
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