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He
didn
’
t
deserve
this
.
Of
all
the
cities
in
all
the
world
it
could
have
flown
into
,
he
thought
,
it
’
s
flown
into
mine
.
.
.
By
the
time
he
reached
the
river
the
dragon
had
vanished
.
But
a
pall
of
smoke
was
hanging
over
the
streets
and
several
human
bucket
chains
had
been
formed
to
pass
lumps
of
the
river
to
the
stricken
buildings
.
The
job
was
considerably
hampered
by
the
droves
of
people
streaming
out
of
the
streets
,
carrying
their
possessions
.
Most
of
the
city
was
wood
and
thatch
,
and
they
weren
’
t
taking
any
chances
.
In
fact
the
danger
was
surprisingly
small
.
Mysteriously
small
,
when
you
came
to
think
about
it
.
Vimes
had
surreptitiously
taken
to
carrying
a
notebook
these
days
,
and
he
had
noted
the
damage
as
if
the
mere
act
of
writing
it
down
somehow
made
the
world
a
more
understandable
place
.
Itym
:
Ae
Coache
House
(
belonging
to
an
inoffensive
businessman
,
who
’
d
seen
his
new
carriage
go
up
in
flames
)
.
Itym
:
Ae
smalle
vegettable
shape
(
with
pin
-
point
accuracy
)
.
Vimes
wondered
about
that
.
He
’
d
bought
some
apples
in
there
once
,
and
there
didn
’
t
appear
to
be
anything
about
it
that
a
dragon
could
possibly
take
offence
at
.
Still
,
very
considerate
of
the
dragon
,
he
thought
as
he
made
his
way
to
the
Watch
House
.
When
you
think
of
all
the
timber
yards
,
hayricks
,
thatched
roofs
and
oil
stores
it
could
have
hit
by
chance
,
it
’
s
managed
to
really
frighten
everyone
without
actually
harming
the
city
.
Rays
of
early
morning
sunlight
were
piercing
the
drifts
of
smoke
as
he
pushed
open
the
door
.
This
was
home
.
Not
the
bare
little
room
over
the
candlemaker
’
s
shop
in
Wixon
’
s
Alley
,
where
he
slept
,
but
this
nasty
brown
room
that
smelt
of
unswept
chimneys
,
Sgt
Colon
’
s
pipe
,
Nobby
’
s
mysterious
personal
problem
and
,
latterly
,
Carrot
’
s
armour
polish
.
It
was
almost
like
home
.
No
-
one
else
was
there
.
He
wasn
’
t
entirely
surprised
.
He
clumped
up
to
his
office
and
leaned
back
in
his
chair
,
whose
cushion
would
have
been
thrown
out
of
its
basket
in
disgust
by
an
incontinent
dog
,
pulled
his
helmet
over
his
eyes
,
and
tried
to
think
.
