Sarka

/ ˈzɑːkə /

noun

Sarka turned and stared at her, and a feeling of fear for which he could not account at all took fast hold of him.

In a trice, still locked in each other's arms, Sarka and Jaska saw the Gnomes through what appeared to be an even bluer haze.

Sarka looked at Jaska who, in this strange new light, had taken on the color of indigo, and smiled at her.

Another evidence of the fact that Sarka had not always trusted her, for she knew nothing of a secret exit dome.

Still Sarka made no move, while other gleaming cubes appeared on the flat rock.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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