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"
Good
idea
.
"
Vilgefortz
wiped
his
fingers
on
a
napkin
.
"
We
'll
be
more
comfortable
there
.
My
protection
against
magical
eavesdropping
is
stronger
there
,
too
.
Let
us
go
.
You
can
bring
the
carafe
,
Artaud
.
"
"
I
wo
n't
say
no
.
It
's
my
favourite
vintage
.
"
They
went
through
to
the
workshop
.
Tissaia
could
not
stop
herself
from
casting
an
eye
over
the
workbench
weighed
down
with
retorts
,
crucibles
,
test-tubes
,
crystals
and
numerous
magical
utensils
.
All
were
enveloped
in
a
screening
spell
,
but
Tissaia
de
Vries
was
an
Archmage
--
there
was
no
screen
she
could
not
penetrate
.
And
she
was
a
little
curious
as
to
what
the
mage
had
been
doing
of
late
.
She
worked
out
the
configuration
of
the
recently
used
apparatus
in
a
flash
.
It
served
for
the
detection
of
persons
who
had
disappeared
while
enabling
a
psychic
vision
by
means
of
the
"
crystal
,
metal
,
stone
"
method
.
The
wizard
was
either
searching
for
someone
or
resolving
a
theoretical
,
logistical
problem
.
Vilgefortz
of
Roggeveen
was
well
known
for
his
love
of
solving
such
problems
.
They
sat
down
in
carved
ebony
armchairs
.
Lydia
glanced
at
Vilgefortz
,
caught
the
sign
transmitted
by
his
eye
and
immediately
left
.
Tissaia
sighed
imperceptibly
.
Everyone
knew
that
Lydia
van
Bredevoort
was
in
love
with
Vilgefortz
of
Roggeveen
,
that
she
had
loved
him
for
years
with
a
silent
,
relentless
and
stubborn
love
.
The
wizard
,
it
is
to
be
understood
,
also
knew
about
this
but
pretended
not
to
.
Lydia
made
it
easier
for
him
by
never
betraying
her
feelings
to
him
she
never
took
the
slightest
step
or
made
the
slightest
gesture
,
transmitted
no
sign
by
thought
and
,
even
if
she
could
speak
,
would
never
have
said
a
word
.
She
was
too
proud
.
Vilgefortz
,
too
,
did
nothing
because
he
did
not
love
Lydia
.
He
could
,
of
course
,
simply
have
have
made
her
his
lover
,
tied
her
to
him
even
more
strongly
and
,
who
knows
,
maybe
even
made
her
happy
.
There
were
those
who
advised
him
to
do
so
.
But
Vilgefortz
did
not
.
He
was
too
proud
and
too
much
a
man
of
principle
.
The
situation
,
therefore
,
was
hopeless
but
stable
,
and
this
patently
satisfied
them
both
.
"
So
.
"
The
young
wizard
broke
the
silence
.
"
The
Chapter
are
racking
their
brains
about
what
to
do
about
the
initiatives
and
plans
of
our
kings
?
Quite
unnecessarily
.
Their
plans
must
simply
be
ignored
.
"
"
I
beg
your
pardon
?
"
Artaud
Terranova
froze
with
the
chalice
in
his
left
hand
,
the
carafe
in
his
right
.
"
Did
I
understand
you
correctly
?
We
are
to
do
nothing
?
We
're
to
let
-
"
