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| 52 | 90 | The View more quotes about enemy">enemy has taught the island to associate feeding with ships, so it seeks ships". |
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| 52 | 87 | "It is done by means of a living island," said Sakim, "that island we speak of as the Brigand Island, a pathetic, enormous aquatic beast under the control of corsairs and mercenaries. |
| 52 | 88 | It is that which has followed you. |
| 52 | 89 | As a sleen, tenacious and swift, can follow scent on land, tenacious and swift, a living island can follow sounds, disturbances, stirrings, in the water, schooling fish, the wake of a passing vessel, and such. |
| 52 | 90 | The enemy has taught the island to associate feeding with ships, so it seeks ships". |
| 52 | 91 | "Why would it leave the corsair ships?" asked Tab. |
| 52 | 92 | "They will not feed it," said Sakim. |
| 52 | 93 | "So it seeks another ship". |