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. Instead Gorath
shoved her aside, knocking the feeble woman to the ground.
"Out of my way, foolish woman," he said, taking broad
steps toward the door. "Too bad you wasted your only feat
of magic on ME," he said mockingly.
"So you lied to me," said Zoma, showing no emotion.
"You BETRAYED me."
Gorath laughed. "Be thankful that I don't throw you in
the kettle with your wretched stew. But I have no time."
"Your sword is next to the door," said Zoma quietly, her
eyes closed.
Gorath retrieved his weapon and needlessly kicked open
the door on his way out. As he raced into the forest, he
shouted: "Revenge! I want revenge!"
It didn't take long for Gorath to find his way back to the
large clearing. Once again, he found Meadow and Starglow
by the fallen vallenwood, about twenty feet from the deep
ravine. Again they were locked in an embrace.
He was surprised that they hadn't traveled further. But
then he figured they thought they were out of danger after
he'd fallen into the ravine and become paralyzed.
However, he couldn't figure out why Starglow showed
no sign of injury. He remembered distinctly striking
Starglow's wrist with his sword and seeing blood spurt.
What was going on?
Drawing his sword, Gorath charged from the bushes
toward the lovers
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