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coming in, and I came down here to see where the music was coming from, and the next thing, there’s these wheels -‘ Count Arthur returned to his approximately human form, looked around proudly, realised that no-one was paying him any attention, and sagged. ‘They looked a lot tougher than the others,’ said Ludmilla.’Bigger and nastier and covered in sharp edges.’
‘Soldiers,’ said Windle. ‘We’ve seen the workers. And now there’s soldiers. Just like ants.’
‘I had an ant farm when I was a lad,’ said Arthur, who had hit the floor rather heavily and was having temporary and some ants -‘ ‘I don’t know. How should I know? But the wizards will be somewhere near it.’
‘I don’t see vy you’re bothering about them,’ said Doreen. ‘They buried you alive just because you vere dead.’
Windle looked up at the sound of wheels. A dozen warrior baskets turned the corner and pulled up in formation.trouble with the nature of reality. ‘Hang on,’ said Ludmilla. ‘I know about ants. We have ants in the back yard. If you have workers and soldiers, then you must also have a -‘ ‘I know. I know,’ said Windle.‘- mind you, they called it a farm, I never saw them doing any farming -‘ Ludmilla leaned against the wall.‘It’ll be somewhere close,’ she said.‘I think so, ‘ said Windle.‘What does it look like, do you think?’‘- what you do is, you get two bits of glass
‘They thought they were doing it for the best,