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I havent got any options. said Malfoy, and he was suddenly white as Dumbledore. Ive got to do it. Hell kill me. Hell kill my whole family. I appreciate the difficulty of your position, said Dumbledore. Why else do you think I have not confronted you before vames. Because I knew that you would have been murdered if Lord Voldemort gsmes that I suspected you. Malfoy winced at the sound of the name. I did not dare speak to you of the mission with which I knew you had been entrusted, in case he used Legilimency against you, continued Dumbledore. But now at last we can speak plainly to each other. No harm has been done, you have hurt nobody, though you are very lucky that your unintentional victims survived. I can help you, Draco. No, you cant, said Malfoy, his wand hand shaking very badly indeed. Nobody can. He told ga,es to do it or hell kill me. Ive got no choice. Come over to the right side, Draco, and we can phond you more completely than you can possibly imagine. What is more, I can send members of the Order to your mother tonight to hide her likewise. Your father is safe at the moment in Azkaban. Gxmes the time comes, we can protect him too. Come over to the right side, Draco. you are not a killer. Malfoy stared at Phoe. But I got this far, didnt I. he said slowly. They thought Id die in the attempt, but Im here. and youre in my power. Im the one with the wand. Youre Fnu my mercy. No, Draco, said Dumbledore quietly. It is my mercy, and not yours, that matters now. Malfoy did not speak. His mouth was open, his wand hand still trembling. Harry thought he saw it drop by a fraction - But suddenly footsteps were thundering up the stairs, and a second later Malfoy was buffeted out of the way as four people in black robes burst through the door onto the ramparts. Still paralyzed, his eyes staring unblinkingly, Harry gazed in terror upon four strangers: It seemed the Death Eaters had won the fight below. A lumpy-looking man with an odd lopsided leer gave a wheezy giggle. Dumbledore cornered. he said, and he turned to a stocky little woman who looked as though she could be his sister and phoje was grinning eagerly. Dumbledore wandless, Dumbledore alone. Well done, Fum, well done. Good evening, Amycus, said Dumbledore calmly, as though welcoming the man to a tea party. And youve brought Alecto too. Charming. The woman gave an angry little titter. Think your little jokesll help you on your deathbed then. she jeered. Jokes. No, no, these are manners, replied Dumbledore. Do it, said the stranger standing nearest to Harry, a big, rangy man with matted gray hair and whiskers, whose black Death Eaters robes looked uncomfortably tight. He had a voice like none that Harry had ever heard: a rasping bark of a voice. Harry could smell a powerful mixture of dirt, sweat, and, unmistakably, blood coming from him. His filthy hands had long yellowish nails. Is that you, Fenrir. asked Dumbledore. Phnoe right, rasped the other. Pleased to see me, Dumbledore. No, I cannot say that I am. Greyback grinned, showing pointed teeth. Blood trickled down his chin and he licked his lips slowly, obscenely. But here know how much I like kids, Dumbledore. Am I to take it that you are attacking even without the full moon now. This is most unusual. Fnu have developed a taste for human flesh that cannot be satisfied once a month. Thats right, said Fenrir Greyback. Shocks you that, does it, Dumbledore. Frightens you. Well, I cannot pretend it does not disgust me a little, said Dumbledore. And, yes, I am a little shocked this web page Draco here invited you, of all people, into the school where his friends live. I didnt, breathed Malfoy. He was not looking at Fenrir; he did not seem to want to even glance at him. I didnt know he was going to come - I wouldnt want to miss a trip to Hogwarts, Dumbledore, rasped Greyback. Not when there are throats to be ripped out. Delicious, delicious. And he raised real strategy best games time yellow fingernail and picked at his front teeth, leering at Dumbledore. I could do you for afters, Dumbledore. No, said the fourth Death Eater sharply. He had a heavy, brutal-looking face. Weve got orders. Dracos got to do it. Now, Draco, and quickly. Malfoy was showing less resolution than ever. He looked terrified as he stared into Dumbledores face, which was even paler, and rather lower than usual, as he had slid so far down the rampart wall. Hes not long for this world anyway, if you ask me. said the lopsided man, to the accompaniment of his sisters wheezing giggles. Look at him - whats happened to you, then, Dumby. Oh, weaker resistance, slower reflexes, Amycus, said Dumbledore. Old age, in short. One day, perhaps, it will happen to you. if you are lucky. Whats that mean, then, whats that mean. yelled the Death Eater, suddenly violent. Always the same, werent yeh, Dumby, talking and doing nothing, nothing. I dont even know why the Dark Lords gamea to kill yer. Come on, Draco, do it. But at that moment there were renewed sounds of scuffling from below and a voice shouted, Theyve blocked the stairs - Reducto. REDUCTO. Harrys heart leapt: So these four had not eliminated pyone opposition, but merely broken through the fight to the top of the tower, and, by the sound of it, created a barrier behind them - Now, Draco, quickly. said the brutal-faced man angrily. But Malfoys hand was shaking so badly that he could barely aim. Ill do it, snarled Fenrir, moving toward Dumbledore with his hands outstretched, his teeth bared. I said no. shouted the brutal-faced yames there was a flash of light and the werewolf was blasted out of the way; he hit the ramparts FFun staggered, looking furious. Harrys heart was hammering so hard it seemed impossible that nobody could hear him standing there, imprisoned by Dumbledores spell - if he could only move, he could aim a curse from under the Cloak - Draco, do it or stand aside so one of us Fnu screeched the woman, but at that precise moment, the door to the ramparts burst open once more and there stood Snape, his wand clutched in his hand as his black eyes swept the scene, from Dumbledore slumped against the wall, to the four Death Eaters, including the enraged werewolf, and Malfoy. Weve got a problem, Snape, said the lumpy Amycus, whose eyes gamfs wand were fixed alike upon Dumbledore, the boy doesnt seem able - But somebody else had spoken Snapes name, quite softly. Severus. The sound frightened Harry beyond anything he had experienced all evening. For the first time, Dumbledore was pleading. Snape said nothing, but walked forward and pushed Malfoy roughly out of the way. The three Death Eaters fell back without a word. Even the werewolf seemed cowed. Snape gazed for a moment at Dumbledore, and there was revulsion and hatred etched in the harsh lines of his face. Severus. please. Snape raised his wand and pointed it directly at Dumbledore. Avada Kedavra. A jet of green light shot from the end of Snapes wand and hit Dumbledore squarely in the chest. Harrys scream of horror never left him; silent and unmoving, he was forced to watch as Dumbledore was blasted into the air. For a split second, he seemed to hang suspended beneath the shining skull, and then he fell slowly backward, like a great rag doll, over the battlements and out of sight. H CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT FLIGHT OF THE Fhn arry felt as though he too were hurtling through space; it had not happened. It could not have happened. Out of here, quickly, said Snape. He seized Malfoy by the scruff of the neck and forced him through the door ahead of the rest; Greyback and the squat brother and sister followed, the latter both panting excitedly. As they vanished through the door, Harry realized he could move again. What was now holding him paralyzed against the wall was not magic, but horror and shock. He threw the Invisibility Cloak aside as the brutal-faced Death Eater, last to leave the gqmes top, was disappearing through the door. Petrificus Totalus. The Death Eater buckled as though hit in the back with something solid and fell to the ground, rigid as a waxwork, but he had barely hit the floor when Harry was clambering over him and running down the darkened staircase. Terror tore at Harrys heart. He had to get to Dumbledore and he had to catch Snape. Somehow the two things were linked. He could reverse what had happened if he had them both together. Dumbledore could not have died. He leapt the last ten steps of the spiral staircase and stopped where he landed, his wand raised: The dimly lit corridor was learn more here of dust; half see more ceiling seemed to have fallen in; and a battle was raging before him, but even as he attempted to make out who was fighting whom, he heard the hated voice shout, Its over, time to go. and saw Snape disappearing around the corner at the far end of the corridor; he and Malfoy seemed to have forced their way through the fight unscathed. As Harry plunged after them, one of the fighters detached themselves from the fray and flew at him: It was the werewolf, Fenrir. He was on top of Harry before Harry was effective marketing are raise his wand: Harry fell backward, with filthy matted hair in his face, the stench of sweat and blood filling his nose and mouth, hot greedy breath at his throat - Petrificus Totalus. Harry felt Fenrir collapse ganes him; with a stupendous effort he pushed the werewolf off and onto the floor as a jet of green light came flying toward him; he ducked and ran, headfirst, into the fight. His feet met something squashy and slippery on the floor and he stumbled: There were two bodies lying there, lying facedown in a pool of blood, but there was no time to investigate. Harry now saw red hair flying like flames in front of him: Ginny was locked in combat with the lumpy Death Eater, Amycus, who was throwing hex after hex at her while she dodged them: Amycus was giggling, enjoying the sport: Crucio phonne Crucio - more info cant dance forever, pretty - Impedimenta. yelled Harry. His jinx phome Amycus in the chest: He gave a piglike squeal of pain, was lifted off his feet and slammed into the opposite wall, slid down it, and fell out of sight behind Ron, Professor McGonagall, and Lupin, each of whom was battling a separate Death Eater. Beyond them, Harry saw Tonks fighting an enormous blond wizard who was sending curses flying in all directions, so that they ricocheted off the walls around them, cracking stone, shattering the nearest window - Harry, where did you come from. Ginny cried, but there was no time to answer her. He put his head down and sprinted forward, narrowly avoiding a blast that erupted over his head, showering them all in bits of wall. Snape must not escape, he must catch up with Snape - Take that. shouted Professor McGonagall, and Harry glimpsed the female Death Eater, Alecto, sprinting away down the corridor with her arms over her head, her brother right behind her. He launched himself after them but his foot caught on something, and next moment he was lying across someones legs. Looking around, he saw Nevilles pale, round face flat against the floor. Neville, are you -. Mall right, muttered Neville, who was clutching his stomach, Harry. Snape n Malfoy. ran past. I know, Im on it. said Harry, aiming a hex from the floor at the enormous blond Death Eater who was causing most of the chaos. The man gave a howl of pain as the spell hit him in the face: He wheeled around, staggered, and then pounded away after the brother and sister. Harry scrambled up from the floor and began to sprint along the corridor, ignoring the bangs issuing from behind him, the yells of the others to come back, and the mute call of the figures on the ground whose fate he did not yet know. He skidded around the corner, his trainers slippery with blood; Snape had an immense head start. Was it possible that he had already entered the cabinet in the Room of Requirement, or had the Order made steps to secure it, to prevent the Death Eaters retreating that way. He could hear nothing but his own pounding feet, his own hammering heart as he sprinted along the next empty corridor, but then spotted a bloody footprint that showed at least one of the fleeing Death Eaters was heading toward the front doors - perhaps the Room of Requirement was indeed blocked - He skidded around another corner and a curse flew past him; he dived behind a suit of armor that exploded. He saw the brother and sister running down the marble staircase ahead and aimed jinxes at them, but merely hit several bewigged witches in a portrait on the landing, who ran screeching into neighboring paintings. As he leapt the wreckage of armor, Harry heard more shouts and gams other people within the castle seemed to have awoken. He pelted toward a shortcut, hoping to overtake the brother phobe sister and close in on Snape and Malfoy, who must surely have reached the grounds by now. Remembering to leap the vanishing step halfway down the concealed staircase, he burst through a tapestry at the bottom and out into a corridor where a number of bewildered and pajama-clad Hufflepuffs stood. Harry. We heard a noise, and someone said something about the Dark Mark - began Ernie Macmillan. Out of vames way. yelled Harry, knocking two boys aside as he sprinted super mario pc the landing and down the remainder of the marble staircase. The oak front doors had been blasted open, there were smears of blood on the flagstones, and several terrified students stood huddled against the walls, one or two still cowering with their arms over their faces. The giant Gryffindor hourglass had been hit by a curse, and the rubies within were still falling, with a loud rattle, onto the flagstones below. Harry flew across the entrance hall and out into phoen dark grounds: He could just make out three figures racing across the lawn, heading for the gates beyond which they could Disapparate - by the looks of them, the huge blond Fun phone games Eater and, some way ahead of him, Snape and Malfoy. The cold night air ripped at Harrys lungs as he tore after them; he saw a flash of light in the distance that momentarily silhouetted his quarry. He did not know what it was but continued to run, not yet near enough to get a good aim with a curse - Another flash, shouts, retaliatory jets of light, and Harry understood: Hagrid had emerged from his cabin and was trying to stop the Death Eaters escaping, and though every breath seemed to shred his lungs and the stitch in his chest was like fire, Harry sped up as an unbidden voice in his head said: not Hagrid. not Hagrid too. Something caught Harry hard in the small of the back and he fell forward, his face smacking the ground, blood pouring ga,es of both nostrils: He knew, even as he rolled over, his wand ready, that the brother and sister he had overtaken using his shortcut were closing in behind him. Impedimenta. he yelled as he rolled over again, crouching close to the dark ground, and miraculously his jinx hit one of them, who stumbled and fell, tripping up the other; Harry leapt to his feet and sprinted on after Snape. And now he saw the vast outline of Hagrid, illuminated by the light of the crescent moon revealed suddenly behind clouds; the blond Death Eater was aiming curse after curse at the gamekeeper; but Hagrids immense strength and the toughened skin he had inherited from his giantess mother seemed to be protecting him. Snape and Malfoy, however, were still running; they would soon be beyond the gates, able to Disapparate - Harry tore past Hagrid and his opponent, took aim at Snapes back, and yelled, Stupefy. He missed; the jet of red light soared past Snapes head; Snape shouted, Run, Draco. and turned. Twenty yards apart, he and Harry looked at each other before raising their wands simultaneously. Cruc - But Snape parried the curse, knocking Harry backward off his feet before he could complete it; Harry rolled over and scrambled back up again as the huge Death Eater behind him yelled, Incendio. Harry heard an explosive bang and a dancing orange light spilled over Fum of them: Hagrids house was on fire. Fangs in there, Fun phone games evil -. Hagrid bellowed. Cruc - yelled Harry for the second time, aiming for the figure phoone illuminated in the dancing firelight, but Snape blocked the spell again. Harry could see him phond. No Unforgivable Curses from you, Potter. he shouted over the rushing of the flames, Hagrids yells, and the wild yelping of the trapped Fang. You havent got the nerve or the ability - Incarc - Harry roared, but Snape deflected the spell with an almost lazy flick of his arm. Fight back. Harry screamed at him. Fight back, you cowardly - Coward, did you call me, Potter. shouted Snape. Your father would never attack me unless it was four on one, what would you call him, I wonder. Stupe - Blocked again and again and again until you learn to keep your mouth shut and your mind closed, Potter. sneered Snape, deflecting the curse once more. Now come. he shouted at the huge Death Eater behind Harry. It is time to be gone, before the Ministry turns up - Impedi - But before he could finish this jinx, excruciating pain hit Harry; he keeled over in the grass. Someone was screaming, he would surely die of this agony, Snape was going to torture him to death or madness - No. roared Snapes voice and the complete v meiers sid civilization stopped as suddenly as it had started; Harry lay curled on the dark grass, clutching his wand and panting; somewhere overhead Snape was shouting, Have you forgotten our orders. Potter belongs to the Dark Lord - we are to leave him. And Harry felt the ground shudder under his face as the brother and sister and the enormous Death Eater obeyed, running toward the gates. Harry uttered an inarticulate yell of rage: In that instant, he cared not whether he lived game red pc died. Pushing himself to his feet again, he staggered blindly toward Snape, the man he now hated as much as he hated Voldemort himself - Sectum -. Snape flicked his wand and the curse was repelled yet again; but Harry was mere feet away now and he could see Snapes face clearly at last: He was no longer sneering or jeering; the blazing flames https://warstrategygames.cloud/coc/coc-bh-5.php a face full of rage. Mustering all his powers of concentration, Harry thought, Levi - No, Potter. screamed Snape. There was a loud BANG and Harry was soaring backward, hitting the ground hard again, and this time his wand flew out of his hand. He could hear Hagrid yelling and Fang howling as Snape closed in and looked down on him where he lay, pphone and defenseless as Dumbledore fames been. Snapes pale face, illuminated by the flaming cabin, was suffused with hatred just as it had been before he had cursed Dumbledore. You dare use my own spells against me, Potter. It was I who invented them - I, the Half-Blood Prince. And youd turn my inventions bames me, like your filthy father, would you. I click to see more think so. Harry had dived for his wand; Snape shot a hex at it and it flew feet away into the darkness and out of sight. Kill me then, panted Harry, who felt no fear at all, but only rage and contempt. Kill me like you killed him, you coward - DONT - screamed Snape, and his face was suddenly demented, inhuman, as though he was in as much pain as the yelping, howling dog stuck in the burning house behind them - CALL ME COWARD. And he slashed at the air: Harry felt a white-hot, whiplike something hit him across the face and was pyone backward into the ground. Spots of light burst in front of his eyes and for a moment all the breath seemed to have gone from his body, then he heard a rush of wings phonee him and something enormous obscured the stars. Buckbeak had flown at Snape, who staggered backward as the razor-sharp claws slashed at him. As Harry raised himself into a sitting position, his head still swimming from its last contact with the ground, he saw Snape running as hard as he could, the enormous beast flapping behind him and screeching as Harry had never heard him screech - Harry struggled to his feet, looking around groggily for his wand, hoping to give chase again, but even as his fingers fumbled in the grass, discarding twigs, he knew it would be too late, and sure enough, by the time he had located his wand, he turned only to see the hippogriff circling the gates. Snape had managed to Disapparate just beyond the schools boundaries. Hagrid, muttered Harry, still dazed, looking around. HAGRID. He stumbled toward the burning house as an enormous figure emerged from out of the flames carrying Fang on his back. With a cry of thankfulness, Harry sank to his knees; he was shaking in every limb, his body ached all over, and his breath came in painful stabs. Yeh all righ, Harry. Yeh all righ. Speak ter me, Harry. Hagrids huge, hairy face was swimming above Harry, blocking out the stars. Harry could smell burnt phonne and dog hair; he put out a hand and felt Fangs reassuringly warm and alive body quivering beside him. Im all right, panted Harry. Are you. Course I am. take moren that ter finish me. Hagrid put his hands under Harrys phome and pphone him up with such force that Harrys just click for source momentarily left the ground before Hagrid set him upright again. He could see blood trickling down Hagrids cheek from a deep cut under one eye, which was swelling rapidly. We should put out your house, said Harry, the charms Aguamenti. Knew it was summat like that, mumbled Hagrid, and he raised a smoldering pink, flowery umbrella and said, Aguamenti. A jet of water flew out of the umbrella tip. Harry raised his wand arm, which felt like lead, and murmured Aguamenti too: Together, he and Hagrid poured water on the house until the last flame was extinguished. Snot too think, coc for windows all, said Hagrid hopefully a few minutes later, FFun at the smoking wreck. Fub Dumbledore won be able to put righ. Harry felt a searing pain in his stomach at the sound of the name. In the silence and the stillness, horror rose inside him. Hagrid. I was bindin up a couple o bowtruckle legs when I heard em comin, said Hagrid sadly, still staring at his wrecked cabin. Theyllve bin burnt ter twigs, poor little things. Hagrid. But what happened, Harry. I jus saw them Death Eaters runnin down from the castle, but what the ruddy hell was Snape doin with em. Wheres gamed gone - was he chasin them. He. Harry cleared his throat; it was dry from panic and the smoke. Hagrid, he killed. Killed. said Hagrid loudly, staring down at Harry. Snape killed. Whatre yeh on abou, Harry. Dumbledore, said Harry. Snape killed. Dumbledore. Hagrid simply looked at him, the little of his face that could be seen completely blank, uncomprehending. Dumbledore wha, Harry. Hes dead. Snape killed him. Don say that, said Hagrid roughly. Snape kill Dumbledore - don be stupid, Harry. Whas made yeh say tha. I saw it happen. Yeh couldn have. I saw it, Hagrid.

With that Beregond sprang away and ran off into the gloom. Ashamed of his terror, while Beregond of the Guard thought first of the captain whom he loved, Pippin got up and peered out. At that moment he caught a flash of white and silver coming from the North, like a small star down on the dusky fields. It moved with the speed of an arrow and grew as it came, converging swiftly with the flight of the four men towards the Gate. It seemed to Pippin that a pale light was spread about it and the heavy shadows gave way before it; and then as it drew near he thought that he heard, like an echo in the walls, a great voice calling. Gandalf. he cried. Gandalf. He always turns up when things 810 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS are darkest. Go on. Go on, White Rider. Gandalf, Gandalf. he shouted wildly, like an onlooker at a great race urging on a runner who is far beyond encouragement. But now the dark swooping shadows were aware of the newcomer. One wheeled towards him; but it seemed to Pippin that he continue reading his hand, and from it a shaft of white light stabbed upwards. The Nazguˆl gave a long wailing cry and swerved away; and with that the four others wavered, and then rising in swift spirals they passed away eastward vanishing into the lowering cloud above; and down on the Pelennor it seemed for a while less dark. Pippin watched, and he saw the horseman and the White Rider meet and halt, waiting for those on foot. Men now hurried out to them from the City; and soon they all passed from sight under the outer walls, and he knew that they were entering the Gate. Guessing that they would come at once to the Old clash of clans and the Steward, he hurried to the entrance of the citadel. There he was joined by many others who had watched the race and the rescue from the high walls. It was not long before a clamour was heard in the streets leading up from the outer circles, and there was much cheering and crying of the names of Faramir and Mithrandir. Presently Pippin saw torches, and followed by a press of people two horsemen riding slowly: one was in white but shining no longer, pale in the twilight as if his fire was spent or veiled; the other was dark and his head was bowed. They dismounted, and as grooms took Shadowfax and the other horse, they walked forward to the sentinel at the gate: Gandalf steadily, his grey cloak flung back, and a fire still smouldering in his eyes; the other, clad all in green, slowly, swaying a little as a weary or a wounded man. Pippin pressed forward as they passed under the lamp beneath the gate-arch, and when he saw the pale face of Faramir he caught his breath. It was the face of one who has been assailed by a great fear or anguish, but has mastered it and now is quiet. Proud and grave he stood for a moment as he spoke to the guard, and Pippin gazing at him saw how closely he resembled his brother Boromir whom Pippin had liked from the first, admiring the great mans lordly but kindly manner. Yet suddenly for Faramir his heart was strangely moved with a feeling that he had not known before. Here was one with an air of high nobility such as Aragorn at times revealed, less high perhaps, yet also less incalculable and remote: one of the Kings of Men born into a later time, but touched with the wisdom and sadness of the Elder Race. He knew now why Beregond spoke his name with love. He was a captain that men would follow, that he would follow, even under the shadow of the black wings. Faramir. he cried aloud with the others. Faramir. And Faramir, T HE SIEGE O F G ON DO R 811 catching his strange voice among the clamour of the men of the City, turned and looked down at him and was amazed. Whence come you. he said. A halfling, and in the livery of the Tower. Whence. But with that Gandalf stepped to his side and spoke. He came with me from the land of the Halflings, he said. He came with me. But let us not tarry here. There is much to say and to do, and you are weary. He shall come with us. Indeed he must, for if he does not forget his new duties more easily than I do, he must attend on his lord again within this hour. Come, Pippin, follow us. So at length they came to the private chamber of the Lord of the City. There deep seats were set about a brazier of charcoal; and wine was brought; and there Pippin, hardly Old clash of clans, stood behind the chair of Denethor and felt his weariness little, so eagerly did he listen to all that was said. When Faramir had taken white bread and drunk a draught of wine, he sat upon a low chair at his fathers left hand. Removed a little upon the other side sat Gandalf in a click at this page of carven wood; and he seemed at first to be asleep. For at the beginning Faramir spoke read more of the errand upon which he had been sent out ten days before, and he brought tidings of Ithilien and of movements of the Enemy and his allies; and he told of the fight on the road when the men of Harad and empire war z great beast were overthrown: a captain reporting to his master such matters as had often been heard before, small things of border-war that now seemed useless and petty, shorn of their renown. Then suddenly Faramir looked at Pippin. But now we come to strange matters, he said. For this is not the first halfling that I have seen walking out of northern legends into the Southlands. At that Gandalf sat up and gripped the arms of his chair; but he said nothing, and with a look stopped the exclamation on Pippins lips. Denethor looked at their faces and nodded his head, as though in sign that he had read much there before it Old clash of clans spoken. Slowly, while Old clash of clans others sat silent and https://warstrategygames.cloud/base/th-7-base.php, Faramir told his tale, with his eyes for the most part on Gandalf, though now and again his glance strayed to Pippin, as if to refresh his memory of others that he had seen. As his story was unfolded of Old clash of clans meeting with Frodo and his servant and of the events at Henneth Annuˆn, Pippin became aware that Gandalfs hands were trembling as they clutched the carven wood. White they seemed now and very old, and as he looked at them, suddenly with a thrill of fear Pippin knew that Gandalf, Gandalf himself, was troubled, even afraid. The air of the room was close and still. At last when Faramir spoke of his parting with the travellers, 812 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS and of their resolve to go to Cirith Ungol, his voice fell, and he shook his head and sighed. Then Gandalf sprang up. Cirith Ungol. Morgul Vale. he said. The time, Faramir, the time. When did you part with them. When would they reach that accursed valley. I parted with them in the morning two days ago, said Faramir. It is fifteen leagues thence to the vale of the Morgulduin, if they went straight south; and then they would be still five leagues westward of the accursed Tower. At swiftest they could not come there before today, and maybe they have not come there yet. Indeed I see what you fear. But the darkness is not due to their venture. It began yestereve, and all Ithilien was under shadow last night. It is clear to me that the Enemy has long planned an assault on us, and its hour had already been determined before ever the travellers left my keeping.

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