JILLoughttohavebeenbackatthewhiterockalreadybutshehadquiteforgottenthatpartofherordersintheexcitementofwatchingthefight.Nowsheremembered.Sheturnedatonceandrantoit,andarrivedtherebarelyasecondbeforetheothers.Itthushappenedthatallofthem,foramoment,hadtheirbackstotheenemy.Theyallwheeledroundthemomenttheyhadreachedit.Aterriblesightmettheireyes.
ACalormenewasrunningtowardsthestabledoorcarryingsomethingthatkickedandstruggled.Ashecamebetweenthemandthefiretheycouldseeclearlyboththeshapeofthemanandtheshapeofwhathecarried.ItwasEustace.
TirianandtheUnicornrushedouttorescuehiButtheCalormenewasnowfarnearertothedoorthenthey.BeforetheyhadcoveredhalfthedistancehehadflungEustaceinandshutthedooronhiHalfadozenmoreCalormeneshadrunupbehindhiTheyformedalineontheopenspacebeforethestable.Therewasnogettingatitnow.
EventhenJillrememberedtokeepherfaceturnedaside,wellawayfromherbow.“EvenifIcan’tstopblubbing,Iwon’tgetmystringwet,”shesaid.
“‘Warearrows,”saidPogginsuddenly.
Everyoneduckedandpulledhishelmetwelloverhis
nose.TheDogscrouchedbehind.Butthoughafewarrowscametheirwayitsoonbecameclearthattheywerenotbeingshotat.GriffleandhisDwarfswereattheirarcheryagain.ThistimetheywerecoollyshootingattheCalormenes.
“Keepitup,boys!”cameGriffle’svoice.“Alltogether.Carefully.Wedon’twantDarkiesanymorethanwewantMonkeys-orLions-orKings.TheDwarfsarefortheDwarfs.”
WhateverelseyoumaysayaboutDwarfs,noonecansaytheyaren’tbrave.Theycouldeasilyhavegotawaytosomesafeplace.Theypreferredtostayandkillasmanyofbothsidesastheycould,exceptwhenbothsideswerekindenoughtosavethemtroublebykillingoneanother.TheywantedNarniafortheirown.
WhatperhapstheyhadnottakenintoaccountwasthattheCalormenesweremail-cladandtheHorseshadhadnoprotection.AlsotheCalormeneshadaleader.RishdaTarkaan’svoicecriedout:
“Thirtyofyoukeepwatchonthosefoolsbythewhiterock.Therest,afterme,thatwemayteachthesesonsofearthalesson.”
Tirianandhisfriends,stillpantingfromtheirfightandthankfulforafewminutes’rest,stoodandlookedonwhiletheTarkaanledhismenagainsttheDwarfs.Itwasastrangescenebynow.Thefirehadsunklower:thelightitgavewasnowlessandofadarkerred.Asfarasonecouldsee,thewholeplaceofassemblywasnowemptyexceptfortheDwarfandtheCalormenes.Inthatlightonecouldn’tmakeoutmuchofwhatwashappening.ItsoundedasiftheDwarfswereputtingupagoodfight.TiriancouldhearGriffleusingdreadfullanguage,andeverynowandthentheTarkaancalling,“Takeallyoucanalive!Takethemalive!”
Whateverthatfightmayhavebeenlike,itdidnotlastlong.Thenoiseofitdiedaway.ThenJillsawtheTarkaancomingbacktothestable:elevenmenfollowedhim,draggingelevenboundDwarfs.(Whethertheothershadallbeenkilled,orwhethersomeofthemhadgotaway,wasneverknown.)
“ThrowthemintotheshrineofTash,”saidRishdaTarkaan.
AndwhentheelevenDwarfs,oneaftertheother,hadbeenflungorkickedintothatdarkdoorwayandthedoorhadbeenshutagain,hebowedlowtothestableandsaid:
“Thesealsoareforthyburntoffering,LordTash.”
AndalltheCalormenesbangedtheflatsoftheirswordsontheirshieldsandshouted,“Tash!Tash!ThegreatgodTash!InexorableTash!”(Therewasnononsenseabout“Tashlan”now.)
Thelittlepartybythewhiterockwatchedthesedoingsandwhisperedtooneanother.Theyhadfoundatrickleofwatercomingdowntherockandallhaddrunkeagerly-JillandPogginandtheKingintheirhands,whilethefour-footedoneslappedfromthelittlepoolwhichithadmadeatthefootofthestone.Suchwastheirthirstthatitseemedthemostdeliciousdrinktheyhadeverhadintheirlives,andwhiletheyweredrinkingtheywereperfectlyhappyandcouldnotthinkofanythingelse.
“Ifeelinmybones,”saidPoggin,“thatweshallall,onebyone,passthroughthatdarkdoorbeforemorning.IcanthinkofahundreddeathsIwouldratherhavedied.”
“Itisindeedagrimdoor,”saidTirian.“Itismorelikeamouth.”
“Oh,can’twedoanythingtostopit?”saidJillinashakenvoice.
“Nay,fairfriend,”saidJewel,nosinghergently.“ItmaybeforusthedoortoAslan’scountryandweshallsupathistabletonight.”
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