It lay between Cairhien and Shienar. The fifth arrow left his bow, and he lowered it, still deep in the void, as the fourth grolm fell like a huge puppet with its strings cut. She stopped, put her fists on her hips, and looked him slowly up and down. The light was all.
Rand was so surprised he felt it inside the void. There were farms, too, with low-eaved houses and tall barns and smoking chimneys, on hilltops and on hillsides and in the bottoms, but never one close enough for the farmer to have seen their quarry. He bowed, washing his smooth hands. Flies crawled all over the table.
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