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Pilgrim was already unlimbering his shields and turning to follow him. Johanna Olsndot stood for a second, sad and slight and alone, her gaze stuck hopelessly on the fire and smoke on the castle side. One of the Pilgrim grabbed her sleeve, drawing her back from the fire. Pham was at the Rider now. He stared silently for a second. "... Blueshell's dead,Dre beats by Just Beats Studio High Definition Pow, Rav, no way you could doubt if you could see." The fronds were burnt away, leaving stubs along the stalk. The stalk itself had burst. Ravna's voice in his ear was shuddery. "He drove through that even while he was burning?" "Can't be. He must have been dead after the first few meters. This must all have been on autopilot." Pham tried to forget the agonized reaching of fronds he had seen back in the fire. He blanked out for a moment, staring at the fire-split flesh. The skrode itself radiated heat. Pilgrim sniffed around it, shying away abruptly when a nose came too close. Abruptly he reached out a steel-tined paw and pulled hard on the scarf that covered the hull. Johanna screamed and rushed forward. The forms beneath the scarf were unmoving, but unburned. She grabbed her brother by the shoulders, pulling him to the ground. Pham knelt beside her. Is the kid breathing? He was distantly aware of Ravna shouting in his ear, and Pilgrim plucking tiny dogthings off the metal. Seconds later the boy started coughing. His arms windmilled against his sister. "Amdi, Amdi!" His eyes opened,ghd machine, widened. "Sis!" And then again. "Amdi?" "I don't know," said the Pilgrim, standing close to the seven -- no,mbt raha black nubuck, eight -- grease-covered forms. "There are some mind sounds but not coherent." He nosed at three of puppies, doing something that might have been rescue breathing. After a moment the little boy began crying, a sound lost in the fire sounds. He crawled across to the puppies, his face right next to one of Pilgrim's. Johanna was right behind him, holding his shoulders, looking first to Pilgrim and then at the still creatures. Pham came to his knees and looked back at the castle. The fire was a little lower now. He stared a long time at the blackened stump that had been Blueshell. Wondering and remembering. Wondering if all the suspicion had been for naught. Wondering what mix of courage and autopilot had been behind the rescue. Remembering all the months he had spent with Blueshell, the liking and then the hate -- Oh, Blueshell, my friend. The fires slowly ebbed. Pham paced the edge of receding heat. He felt the godshatter coming finally back upon him. For once he welcomed it, welcomed the drive and the mania, the blunting of irrelevant feeling. He looked at Pilgrim and Johanna and Jefri and the recovering puppy pack. It was all a meaningless diversion. No,mbt wingu, not quite meaningless: It had had an effect,mbt tataga c chill, of slowing down progress on what was deadly important. He glanced upwards. There were gaps in the sooty clouds, places where he could see the reddish haze of high-level ash and occasional splotches of blue. The castle's ramparts appeared abandoned, and the battle around the walls had died. "What news?" he said impatiently at the sky. Ravna: "I still can't see much around you, Pham. Large numbers of Tines are retreating northwards. Looks like a fast,mbt sini white, coordinated retreat. Nothing like the 'fight-to-the-last' that we were seeing before. There are no fires within the castle -- or evidence of remaining packs either." Decision. Pham turned back to the others. He struggled to turn sharp commands into reasonable-sounding requests. "Pilgrim! Pilgrim! I need Woodcarver's help. We have to get inside the castle." Pilgrim didn't need any special persuasion, though he was full of questions.