The Nose Knows ~ by SaralynArati

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4 years ago

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So far the Iretmoses had only laid a single trap, the one on the wagon, for the minds of unwary trackers. It would be wise to forgo inspection of the sailboat when the team found it, therefore. Speaking from his tactical training, Mark had warned them that, if it were him, he would become more cautious and put down more pitfalls and false trails as he neared his home base. This made sense to everyone, and Marea was aware of a considerable degree of nervousness as she opened a portal to Tel Aviv.

4 years ago

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Conscious thoughts were more traceable. Yet, there was also the Iretmose leader to factor in, a woman of undoubted power, who could relieve the burden carried by her sorceress underling and still be prepared for magical probing. Or, if she chose not to help her own assistant, she could cause all sorts of unexpected trouble for pursuers. With any luck, the arrogance and conceit of the Snake-Eyed would outweigh their paranoia in this instance, and none of them would truly expect to be followed.

4 years ago

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This would be invaluable once they arrived at the busy harbor of Tel Aviv, although the marinas where a sailboat would tie up should be considerably less crowded than the commercial area of the port. Marea hoped to decrease the lead the Iretmoses had on them to a matter of hours, maybe, rather than days, now that the team didn't have to rely solely on energy consuming and potentially hazardous scrying. Theoretically, that should be easier, too, since Tiger could be allowed to wake in his bonds.

4 years ago

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The second most important bit of information learned on the island of Prasinos was that litella possessed a scent distinct from other metals, which, once Karako had been shown the place where Sofaya had kept her former bonds, the Kitsune was able to identify anywhere within a radius of almost a mile when the wind was favorable. And that was after the shackles in question had been gone for two days; presumably she would be capable of detecting the current presence of the metal from even farther.

4 years ago