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This one spoke very little Samnorsk; it wasn't in on Woodcarver's dataset project. Many weeks ago, Scarbutt had asked to move in here -- what better way to speed the learning process? Johanna shivered at the memory. She knew the scarred one was just a single member, that the pack that killed Dad had itself died. Johanna understood, but every time she saw "Peregrine", she saw her father's murderer sitting fat and happy, thinking to hide itself behind its three smaller fellows. Johanna smiled into the flames, remembering the whack she had landed on Scarbutt when he made the suggestion. She'd lost control, but it had been worth it. No one else suggested that "friends" should share this house with her. Most evenings they left her alone. And some nights ... Dad and Mom seemed so near,复件 (17) air max2, maybe just outside, waiting for her to notice. Even though she had seen them die, something inside her refused to let them go. Cooking smells slipped past the familiar daydream. Tonight it was meat and beans, with something like onions. Surprise. The stuff smelled good; if there had been any variety, she would have enjoyed it. But Johanna hadn't seen fresh fruit in sixty days. Salted meat and veggies were the only winter fare. If Jefri were here, he'd throw a fit. It was months past since the word came from Woodcarver's spies up north: Jefri had died in the ambush.... Johanna was getting over it, she really was. And in some ways, being all alone made things ... simpler. The pack put a plate of meat and beans before her, along with a kind of knife. Oh,复件 (19) air max2, well. Johanna grabbed the crooked hilt (bent sideways to be held by Tinish jaws) and dug in. She was almost finished when there was a polite scratching at the door. Her servant gobbled something. The visitor replied, then said in rather good Samnorsk (and a voice that was eerily like her own), "Hello there,changa cork mbt, my name is Scriber. I would like a small talk, okay?" One of the servant's turned to look at her; the rest were watching the door. Scriber was the one she thought of as Pompous Clown. He'd been with Scarbutt at the ambush, but he was such a fool that she scarcely felt threatened by him. "Okay,air max2," she said, starting toward the door. Her servant (guard) grabbed crossbows in its jaws, and all five members s########## up the staircase to the loft; there wasn't space for more than one pack down here. The cold and wet blew into the room along with her visitor. Johanna retreated to the other side of the fire while Scriber took off his rain slickers. The pack members shook themselves the way dogs do, a noisy, amusing sight -- and you didn't want to be near when it happened. Finally Scriber sauntered over to the fire pit. Under the slickers he wore jackets with the usual stirrups and the open spaces behind the shoulders and at the haunches. But Scriber's appeared to be padded above the shoulders to make his members look heavier than they really were. One of him sniffed at her plate, while the other heads looked this way and that ... but never directly at her. Johanna looked down at the pack. She still had trouble talking to more than one face; usually she picked on whichever was looking back at her. "Well? What did you come to talk about?" One of the heads finally looked at her. It licked its lips. "Okay. Yes. I thought to see how do you do? I mean ..." gobble. Her servant answered from upstairs,复件 (19) air max, probably reporting what kind of mood she was in. Scriber straightened up. Four of his six heads looked at Johanna. His other two members paced back and forth,复件 (62) air max2, as if contemplating something important.