Meanwhile, brother, we must wait.

I am going back to the katityam, for it is not good to run about and pry.

Nobody knows anything but the yaya and the nashtio, and these do not speak to us." With these words he rose and left Okoya alone.
Much as the latter was attached to his father's brother, he was still glad to see him go.

The sinister hints which Hayoue had dropped were as good as incomprehensible to him.

That the Zaashtesh could be damaged through some of its own people he could not conceive; still he believed it, for Hayoue had said so and it must be true.