Spellsinger 03 – The Day of the Dissonance by Foster, Alan Dean

you laughing about?” For some reason this only made his

companions laugh all the harder.

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Except for one. Soft hands were around his neck and

still softer flesh in his lap as Folly sat down on his thighs.

“I understand, Jon-Tom. I feel sorry for you. I’ll always

understand and I’ll never laugh at you.”

He struggled to squirm free of her grasp. This was

difficult since she was seated squarely in his lap and had

locked her hands tightly behind his neck.

“Folly,” he said as he wrestled with her, “I’ve told you

before that there can’t be anything between us! For one

thing, I already have a lady, and for another, you’re too

young.”

She grinned winsomely. “But she’s half a world away

from here, and I’m getting older every day. If you’ll give

me half a chance, I’ll catch up to you.” By now the

unicom was lying on his back kicking weakly at the air,

and Mudge was laughing hard enough to cry. Jon-Tom

fought to free himself and failed each time he tried,

because his hands kept contacting disconcerting objects.

Mudge looked up at his friend. Tears ran down his face

and formed droplets on the ends of his whiskers. ” ‘Ow

are you going to magic your way out o’ this one, spell-

slinger?” Something nudged him from behind, and he saw

that the unicorn had crawled over close to him.

“Small you may be, otter, but you are most admirable

in so many ways. I look forward to joining you on your

homeward journey. It will give us the chance to get to

know each other better. And it is said that where there is a

will, there is a way.” He nuzzled the wide-eyed otter’s

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