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    Longeye

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      "But . . ." Tears rose; she blinked them away.

      "Kest," Meri reminded her, "is never lost."

      She made shift to smile. "That is true." She nodded at the sunshield. "What will you do?"

      "Eventually, I will go to the sea, and return the gift, with thanks."

      "And we—we are no longer bound?"

      He laughed, slipping the sunshield into his pouch. "That, like so much, may need to be tested," he said so softly that she was not entirely certain that he was speaking to her. He looked up, and spoke more briskly. "If you are rested, Elizabeth expects us at New Hope Village. Palin has a forest to plant, and there's the matter of who will stand tree-kin."

      "The Fey?"

      "It may be that the High are no more," he said slowly. "Insofar as I understood your thought, that was what you wished."

      Becca bit her lip, thinking suddenly of Sian and Diathen, who had been brave and honorable. Surely, there had been others and she had—

      "Hold—" Meri took her hand. "They fell, if they did, honoring their service. However, before we mourn them, let us be certain that they fell, and are not simply—" he laughed—"simply!—remade." He grinned. "It is a new world, and warrants exploring, you know."

      She smiled back at him. "So you will be a Ranger again."

      "So I will be a Ranger, as ever I have been," he corrected, and rose, holding a hand down to her.

      She let him help her to her feet, and turned around, looking at the new day.

      Who hears me? she sent.

      I hear you, Gardener, came a deep and distant voice. My roots are deep and my branches strong. Let the world endure forever.

      "What will you do?" Meri asked her as they turned toward the horses.

      Becca threw him a grin and swung astride Rosamunde.

      "Surely, a Gardener may be a Ranger, too?"

      THE END

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      Longeye

      Table of Contents

      Prologue

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      Chapter Eight

      Chapter Nine

      Chapter Ten

      Chapter Eleven

      Chapter Twelve

      Chapter Thirteen

      Chapter Fourteen

      Chapter Fifteen

      Chapter Sixteen

      Chapter Seventeen

      Chapter Eighteen

      Chapter Nineteen

      Chapter Twenty

      Chapter Twenty-One

      Chapter Twenty-Two

      Chapter Twenty-Three

      Chapter Twenty-Four

      Chapter Twenty-Five

      Chapter Twenty-Six

      Chapter Twenty-Seven

      Chapter Twenty-Eight

      Chapter Twenty-Nine

      Chapter Thirty

      Chapter Thirty-One

      Chapter Thirty-Two

      Chapter Thirty-Three

      Chapter Thirty-Four

      Chapter Thirty-Five

      Chapter Thirty-Six

     

     

     



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