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. And
again, he kissed her trembling lips and placed a gentle hand
on her shoulder. Together they bravely waited for Gorath to
approach them. Just like before.
"We're ready," said Meadow boldly. As she looked at
Gorath, revulsion showed clearly in her beautiful green
eyes.
Just like before.
"Revenge! I want revenge!" Gorath demanded, but he
seemed only mildly interested in either Starglow or
Meadow. He didn't approach them but instead looked
around the clearing. "I'll deal with you two later," he said
at last, searching for the one creature he hated more than
Starglow and Meadow, the creature that had been the last
to hurt him and had hurt him worst of all. "FIRST,
Starglow," he announced, "I must kill your DOG!
Revenge! I want revenge!"
"But I have no dog," said Starglow, puzzled.
"Wh . . . what dog?" asked Meadow, also bewildered.
"You know very well what dog!" Gorath bellowed. "The
dreadful beast that tried to kill me! The one that caused me
to be prisoner of an ugly crone and eat her awful slug stew.
The one that pushed me into that ravine. . . ."
Meadow and Starglow seemed to be completely baffled.
"When did you fall into that ravine?" asked Starglow
incredulously.
"You know very well it happened when I last confronted
you at this clearing
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