It was unclear whether his gift was triggered by suffering, or that Providence led the kid. Then, Trott tried his best to describe what Mojo was doing. And 'e was bleedin' very very red! And the enemies was shootin' him from the hill! Oh was it dang-erous! 'T seemed they wud kill this Jhu an' off they go!' 'E were the tuffest warrior o' Zarakkhar, and 'e was bleedin'. 'From nowher', Jhu was lyin' on the ground. And then, he came to the most important part. But Trott did not forget about the infinite longing for life that overwhelmed the kid to the bottom of his little heart. He told them about the kid fighting a pack of hungry wargs, looking to escape the endless dark of the forest, and suffering from pesky gnats.

For a long time, he told them about the forest where Mojo ended up, his bloody blisters, his cries and memories about his mother.

Trott slipped off a pale bladderwort tuft and continued, chewing it with his rotten teeth. He crawled an' crept, and gather'd grass, an' ate its roots, soaked wi' his peers' bloods.' 'For a year, was Mojo cryin' and callin' for 'elp, and no one was ever answered. He waited for the flames to heat up, and continued. Or we all freeze cold, like poor Mojo,' Trott yelled at the older kids. 'Whaddaya lookin' at? Add some fuel to th' fire. There was no bottom to this terror, and even the scanty troll tongue was enough to give the bravest of hearts shivers. In the daylight, the unbearable stench of rotting flesh made him sick to the stomach. At night, his exhausted body trembled with the cold. All scabbed, scratched, and bruised, yet alive, the boy crawled through the corpses and weathered bones. What he told them next bowled the kids over. 'And so they threw 'im down the chasm, poor kiddie.

The children, all ears on Trott, started touching their faces and glancing at each other. Momma woun't give 'im away – but who cared? Feeble was the kiddie, feeble and ugly as mud.' And whot wi' the rest of 'em? Nuthin'! Thrown down the charm behind the Troll Mount, that's whot. 'Those was the days, Zarakkhar marshall and cruel, eager fer 'ealthy kiddies. Old Trott of the Zarakkhar tribe was telling his favorite story, surrounded by kids. The flames were dancing, just like the fragments of shadows covering the sooty walls of the cave.

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