Differences in The Wandering Inn 4.00 K

• Flos was content to wait;
• he could see three more figures ascending the slop of the hill.
• he could see three more figures ascending the slope of the hill.

• “Takahatres.
• “Takhatres.
• Orthenon.

• No one spoke for a minute.
• Takahatres poured wine from one flask while Orthenon did the same with the other.
• Takhatres poured wine from one flask while Orthenon did the same with the other.
• The Garuda advanced to the place where Drevish was sitting,

• Takahatres filled his cup with more wine.
• Takhatres filled his cup with more wine.
• He wouldn’t drink more than two cups that night,

• That was also unlike Drevish,
• who was wearing clothing since he wouldn’t be fighting tomorrow and Takahatres,
• who was wearing clothing since he wouldn’t be fighting tomorrow and Takhatres,
• who was wearing only a cloth around his midriff.

• “While Takahatres and Amerys deal with the mages,
• “While Takhatres and Amerys deal with the mages,
• Gazi will attack the rear and whatever spots she deems most important.”

• my lord and I will lead the vanguard straight into the right flank.
• We’ll leave the rest of our mages and archers in the back—Takahatres will pull back and protect them after he is done with the mages.”
• We’ll leave the rest of our mages and archers in the back—Takhatres will pull back and protect them after he is done with the mages.”

• Amerys smiled.
• Takahatres and Orthenon looked disapproving.
• Takhatres and Orthenon looked disapproving.
• Flos shook his head as he finished his cup.

• Drevish half-turned and scowled at his King.
• That was an offense that Orthenon and Takahatres wouldn’t have ever dreamed of,
• That was an offense that Orthenon and Takhatres wouldn’t have ever dreamed of,
• but Flos was used to it.

• Takahatres stared pensively out into the darkness.
• Takhatres stared pensively out into the darkness.
• He shifted from one leg to the other;

• In a moment Amerys would offer to fly down and steal some from the soldiers.
• Drevish would encourage her and Takahatres would lose patience and run down and get some in a flash,
• Drevish would encourage her and Takhatres would lose patience and run down and get some in a flash,
• and Flos would be laughing too hard to tell any of them he hadn’t wanted a drink,

• Trey began crunching down on the orange vegetables,
• called Yellats,
• called yellats,
• grumbling about how they’d gone cold.

• That moment would be forever engraved in Trey’s memory.
• He and his sister had stepped off the subway car’s ledge,
• He and his sister had stepped off the Tube,
• the subway traincar’s ledge,
• expecting to walk out onto the platform and head back home.

• it wasn’t.
• And the subway’s close enough,
• And the Tube’s close enough,
• so stop complaining!”

• Mars,
• Takahatres,
• Takhatres,
• they had all followed Flos,

• No,
• Takahatres had left that very night,
• Takhatres had left that very night,
• promising to strike the first blow against the Emperor of Sands with his tribe.

• And in fact,
• Trey was sure that the other,
• Trey was sure that the others,
• Orthenon,

• She was obviously not Human.
• Not that Trey minded non-Humans that much—he had liked Takahatres a lot.
• Not that Trey minded non-Humans that much—he had liked Takhatres a lot.
• But Gazi…

• Gazi.
• What of Takahatres?”
• What of Takhatres?”
• The half-Gazer smiled lazily as all eyes turned to her again.
• Trey felt Teres shudder a bit at Gazi’s lips moved up.
• Trey felt Teres shudder a bit as Gazi’s lips moved up.
• It was a smile,

• “Will Lord Takahatres be alright,
• “Will Lord Takhatres be alright,
• fighting against the Emperor of Sands by himself?”

• “So Takahatres is crossing that?
• “So Takhatres is crossing that?
• Isn’t that…

• Perhaps it had been a good question after all?
• The man showed Trey where Takahatres had been.
• The man showed Trey where Takhatres had been.

• They will be fine.
• But as to your main question—Takahatres believes,
• But as to your main question—Takhatres believes,
• as do I,

• “True.
• But Takahatres’ people,
• But Takhatres’ people,
• the Garuda,

• And there is another factor to consider.
• Takahatres’ tribe is far superior to any one conventional army.
• Takhatres’ tribe is far superior to any one conventional army.
• With him leading them,

• We have little time left in any case.
• I taught you of the peoples of Chadrar,
• I taught you of the peoples of Chandrar,
• did I not?

• “Shouldn’t King stay at the back?
• “Shouldn’t the King stay at the back?
• I mean,

• “But if are to ask him…
• “But if you are to ask him…
• do it now.

• “When we are not in public setting you need not address me with titles.
• “When we are not in a public setting you need not address me with titles.
• Actually…

• He chanced another peek up,
• and say something strange.
• and saw something strange.

• a grim reminder of the past.
• And that would never change.
• And that would never change.
• But the ice would melt.