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正文 第89节 文 / [美]斯各特·林奇

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    near,cathevoiceofthefalner,verynear.standready.

    lhtheopendoortothestreet,ffledandnearlydroedtokindlebeyondthedoor,andbythatlightlopsedfronderaroundhieceased,andonceagainlockehthesoundoftheerfall.hethrearedatthedoor,hisbloodpoundinginhisears.

    tallredfiresappearedinthedooroneofjeansstories.bla,andasloen,ored.heuldseeenoughoftheirfeaturesandposturetoseethattheyostsurprisedtospothitheyhesitated,thenntinuedforovingtohisleftahertht.forhispart,hedidnothing,vingnotascle.

    toretorienfacedlocke,aorchescasttheinterioroftheechoholeintoredshadedrelief.therebolsioheeldren,enhadneverdeciphered.

    adozenn,toredshapesgreaulers,assassins.ahardlot.exactlyisedhiheydstoodlookingdothebodyofnazcatogether.

    ntspassed.still,loenandenfiledin.theberangiassisters梕veninadierlight,loingiorand,noneofbarsavispeoplevedbehindlo.

    atlastjtheuringandtheinglihoseontheedgesoftheokeseepedintotheair,andgraduallythelightsank,untilperhapsoneihecapasfolkillholdinglitfires.

    thereorethanenoughlighttoseecapabarsaviashetuedtheerandsteppedthroughthedoor.hisgrayhaironeshoulder.anjaisandpacheroonhisleftasthecapastrodeforhereflectedfiresoftheireyeslockesahingbutdeath.

    nothingisasitsee,cathevoiceofthefalandresolute.

    atthefrontoftheearedattheapparitionbeforehiattheeeyesantleandatandglovesofgray.

    ”king,1hefinallysaid.

    ”nothing.thesortofnileonhisfaannvethecapasschievoussubject,buthisequal.hissuperior.

    lockegrinned,hisleftshoulder.hhislefthandhebeedthecapa,atauntiure,likeabullyinanalleydaringhisoppoostepforakethefirstswing.

    ”obligehi”saidtheenandenraisedcrossbows.

    crookedestrength.hegroundhisteethiion.heuldhearhisjausclescreaking.

    thesnaphissofreleaseechoedthroughoutthehall;adozentautstringstagesthatblurredtheair,andthen

    adozennarrohingrightbeforehisfadfellclatteringtothefloor,scatteredinanarclikedeadbirdsathisfeet.

    lockelaughed,ahighandgenuinesoundofpleasure.foronebrief

    nt,heagehadstoodbeforehi

    ”please,”hesaid,”ithoughtyoudlistehestories.”

    ”justestablishingyourbonafides,”saidajesty”thelastleastexpectedacertainhebluntingofthecrossbotack,butbarsavisteppedforhoutapparentfear.

    ”ileasedthatyouveansysuons,”lockereplied.

    ”thebloodofdaughteristheonlythingthatssuoned,”saidbarsavi,

    ”dust,”saidloe.ler,ookthiscityforyourself,tytwo”

    ”isthat;theyye”

    ”isuonedyoutodisorr,”saidloutualsatisfayet;hepresudhewasdoingwell.

    ”thesatisfaansteppedfrohecrowd.

    lockepeeredatthisncarefully;heseedtobeanolderfelloor.verycurious.healsoappearedtobeshivering.

    ”doason,”saidtheybargain,truerthananyiveeverde.”

    theunarredoing,straighttoednanden,doingnothing.

    ”ipray,”saidlocke,anisingisuspect.”

    ”hecapa,

    ”ianytouch,”

    ”soitsbeensaid,”repliedtheoveforlocke,thenty.

    ”eyn,”saidlocke,”youarebeingillused.stopnow.”

    gods,hethought.dontdoithinkyou

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