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www.192.twifthedesertonstratethatthealchest
enappearedfroehiravelers.
”yousaid.”youreintheareahetribesareatwar.”
”iotgoingveryfar,”thealchestahey
ont,andthehattheboyandthealchestuldvealong.
theboyihosehorsenhthewayyou
lookedatthe”hesaid.
”youreyesshoist.
thatstrue,theboythought.hehadnotiultitudeofardnbackat
theent,therehadbeenonearedfixedlyatthethathis
face.
finally,ountainraextendedaloirehorizon,the
alchestsaidthattheythepyrads.
”ifeaboutalche.”
”youalreadyknoy.itisaboutperatingtothesoulofthe
thetreasurethathasbeenreservedforyou.”
”no,thatsnotean.ialkingabouttransfleadintogold.”
thealchestfellassilentasthedesert,andansheboyonlyaftertheyhadstoppedtoeat.
”everythingintheuniverseevolved,”hesaid.”and,foldisthetalthatevolvedthe
furthest.dontaskknoknohatthetraditionisal.
”nhaveneveruoodthebolof
evolutiohebasisfornflict.”
”therearenylanguagesspokenbythings,”theboysaid.”thereee,a
calsorethaneasignalofdanger.and,finally,
itbecajustawhinnyagain.”
buttheopped.thealchestprobablyalreadyk.
”ihaveknoists,”thealselvesintheir
laboratories,andtriedtoevolve,asgoldhad.andtheyfoundthephilosophersstone,becausethey
uoodthatethingevolves,everythingaroundthatthingevolvesaswell.
”othersstuledupoonebyact.theyalreadyhadthegift,andtheirsoulswerereadier
forsuchthingsthanthesoulsofothers.buttheydontunt.theyrequiterare.
”ahereheothers,erestedonlyingold.theyneverfoundthesecret.they
fotthatlead,pper,andiroheiroiofulfill.andanyoneerferesh
thedestinyofahingneveroverhisown.”
thealcheststheground.
”thisdeserteasea,”hesaid.
”inoticedthat,”theboyanswered.
thealanytiswhenhewasa
child,andhadheardthesoundofthesea.
”theseahaslivedoninthisshell,becausethatsitsdestiny.anditilthe
desertisonceagainveredbyer.”
theyuheirhorses,androdeoutinthedireidsofegypt.
thesuntingheboysheartsoundedadangersignal.theyic
dunes,andtheboylookedatthealchesttoseeherhehadsensedanything.butheappearedto
beunaier,theboysaen.
beforeheuldsayanythingtothealchest,thetenhadbeeten,andthenahundred.
aheyhedunes.
theyendressedinblue,hblagssurroundiurbans.theirfaceswere
hiddenbehindblueveils,honlytheireyesshowing.
evenfrodistaheireyeshestrengthoftheirsouls.andtheireyesspokeofdeath.
thetilitaryistintoatent
eetinghhisstaff.
”thesearethespies,”saidohen.
”istanswered.
”youycathreedaysago.andyoualkinghohetroops
there.”
”iustanist.”ihaveno
infortionabouttroopsorabouttheventofthetribes.iplyay
friendhere.”
”hechiefasked.
”analchest,”saidthealchest.”heuandstheforcesofnature.aoshowyou
hisextraordinarypowers.”
theboylistenedquietly.andfearfully.
”en.
”hehasbroughtogivetoyourtribe,”saidthealchest,beforetheboyuldsayaword.
andseizingtheboysbag,thealchestgavethegoldinstothechief.
thearabacceptedtheoutaheretobuyalotofons.
”ist”heasked,finally.
”itsanpjust
htheforceofthewind.”
thenlaughed.theyesofhatthedeliver
thefatalbloenofthedesert,andtheywere
fearfulofsorcerers.
”idoit,”saidthechief.
”hehreedays,”ansist.”heisgoingtotransforielfintothe
todenstratehispoblyofferyouourlives,forthehonorofyour
tribe.”
”youesothingthatisalreadyhechiefsaid,arrogantly.buthegrahe
travelersthreedays.
theboyisthelpedhiutofthetent.
”doheeethatyoureafraid,”thealchestsaid.”theyarebraven,andtheydespise
wards.”
buttheboyuldntevenspeak.heodosoonlyaftertheyhadhroughtheterof
the:thearabssilynfiscatedtheirhorses.so,once
agairateditsnylanguages:thedesertonlyntsagohadbeenendless
andfree,andnoperablewall.
”yougavetheverythingihad”theboysaid.”everythingivesavediirelife”
”ansoneysaved
usforthreedays.itsnotoftenthatneysavesapersonslife.”
buttheboy
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