Re: on xaaal

[Payton Barbagallo]

B k est Se h lli s ng W z atche f s

 

ROL a EX

CA g RTIER

BR f EITLING

B e VLGARI

OM a EGA

PA t TEK Philip p pe and ma n ny ot i her

H a andbag p s & P h urse u s, Nec p ktie e s, TI k FF z ANY & CO Je b werl o y

O p rde g r T c ODA o Y and sav e e 2 w 5 % http://loweqstreenthere.com

,

,

,

the night, their cries as the spiders caught them and bound them, and
all the sounds of the battle next day, had passed over him unheard. Then
the Wood-elves had come to him, and bound him, and carried him away. The
feasting people were Wood-elves, of course. These are not wicked folk.
If they have a fault it is distrust of strangers. Though their magic was
strong, even in those days they were wary. They differed from the High