Watching for any sign of pursuit. But I fear Cairhien is no place for them at present, she said, all self-possession once more, smiling regret that she could not keep Rand and Min longer. There was a Civil Guard in Ebou Dar, but not a very efficient one, seldom to be seen on the streets. In spite of herself, Sevanna leaned forward.
The strumming of harps drifted out amid the murmur of voices, like the sounds of geese. The Aes Sedai seemed to do a lot of ignoring of what they did not want to admit. The dagger, stabbing down just in front of her eyes, froze her. Both looked to have been broken several times.
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