The Perechon was doomed, that much was obvious. Soon it would be swallowed by the Blood Sea of Istar, and all of them would die. Well, almost all of them. Raistlin wasn’t going to let this kill him. There was one way out, a risky one, but better to take the risk than face certain death by remaining aboard the ship.
He stood in the ship’s cabin, the dragon orb in its full size on the table in front of him. He focused on the magic within the orb, on what he’d already learned about it, stared into the orbs depths, at the colors swirling within it.
His concentration was interrupted by the door of the cabin opening, and he looked up, irritated as Tanis and Caramon came inside, Tanis demanding to know what he was doing.
“What do you think I’m doing? I’m escaping certain death.” Raistlin’s eyes turned back to the dragon orb.
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