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| 81 | 195 | "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps the Priest-Kings have no further interest in you, nor Kurii, and that you will be returned to your holding, freed from the obligations of worlds". |
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| 81 | 192 | "Perhaps," said Grendel, "it is even a new game, or a changed game, pieces subtly removed, or even swept, from a surface, a different board, even, a game not even of Priest-Kings, but, now, rather, one of Kurii". |
| 81 | 193 | "There is no game," said Cabot. |
| 81 | 194 | "But perhaps you are right," said Grendel. |
| 81 | 195 | "Perhaps the Priest-Kings have no further interest in you, nor Kurii, and that you will be returned to your holding, freed from the obligations of worlds". |
| 81 | 196 | "Certainly," said Cabot. |
| 81 | 197 | "But the rumored coordinates," said Grendel, "suggest not Port Kar, but a location farther north, a remote beach, far from civilization, in the vicinity of the northern forests". |
| 81 | 198 | "Perhaps that Ramar may be freed, in a suitable venue?" "Perhaps," said Grendel. |