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| 56 | 264 | "I cannot do so, commander," said a Kur, "as he has View more quotes about returned">returned, with his men, to the gathering". |
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| 56 | 261 | Mitonicus, who had commanded the fleet's survivors, was a minor admiral. |
| 56 | 262 | He had brought his four ships, damaged as they were, back to the world, that they not be lost to Agamemnon's navy. |
| 56 | 263 | He was one of the few surviving officers, as most, if they had not perished in the fray itself, their ships destroyed about them, melting and fragmenting in the silent fields of space, had hung themselves in shame, some aboard their returning vessels, others, having made worldfall, in the groves about the small camps. |
| 56 | 264 | "I cannot do so, commander," said a Kur, "as he has returned, with his men, to the gathering". |
| 56 | 265 | "The work here is not done," said Lord Grendel. |
| 56 | 266 | "He has departed, commander," said the Kur. |
| 56 | 267 | "Mitonicus has the ring of Arcesilaus now, does he not?" asked Lord Grendel. |