Thieves World 3 – Shadows of Sanctuary by Asprin, Robert

as you go from the Serpentine at Acban’s Passage. She lodges there. Mark what

she does and where she goes. Don’t attempt to prevent her. I only want to know

the business that brought her to Sanctuary.’

Hanse let go a sigh, relief, for all that the robes shifted again -felt a wild

confidence in himself (it might have been the money) that he could get out of

this easily, and with still more money, and an employer satisfied, who was

powerful and rich. Hanse Shadowspawn, Hanse the thief, small Hanse the knife …

had friends in high places, a condition unexpected. He expanded in this

knowledge and stood loose, dropped the purse into his shirt, ignoring the chill

at his neck. ‘So, then, and I come here from time to time and report to you.’

‘Darous will find you from time to time,’ the same voice said. The changing

seemed to have settled for the moment. ‘Depend on that contact. Good-day to you.

Darous will show you out.’

Hanse made a nourish of a bow, turned to the servant and indicated they should

go.

‘The blindfold,’ the blind servant said. ‘Use it, master thief. My master would

regret an accident, especially now.’

Hanse put his hand on the metal droplet that hung like ice at his throat, turned

to glower at the wizard. ‘I thought this was supposed to take care of things

like that.’

‘Did I say so? No, I didn’t say. I wouldn’t be rash in relying on it. Against

some things it has no protection at all. My guardians in the hall, for instance,

would never notice it.’

‘Then what good is it?’

‘Much … in its right place. Afraid, thief?’

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