Not that Alviarin could be aware of that. What proof of them have you? For once, Sevanna did not mind that she had spoken out of turn. Half the Aiel Perrin had heard mention them wanted to help; the other half wanted to strangle them. The Aes Sedai looked at her, all of them, till she began to fidget; then the two groups stared at one another as if trying to see who could out-Aes Sedai who.
He filled her goblet and his own with wine from the silver pitcher sitting in a bowl of cool water that had been ice a little while ago. Faile was up there. Without another word he strode off, Min clinging to his arm, and Nandera and Sulin like shadows. Finally she gave a start and stood, straightening her dress, plainly preparing to go.
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