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She had no desire to walk at the side of any man but Torka, but all women burned for Navahk. It was an enchantment that he put upon them. In the end, the fire she had felt for him had been quenched by rape, yet in her heart she knew that at the moment he took her, although she had fought against him, she had wanted him and had nearly given herself--until she had looked into his eyes and had glimpsed his black soul.

She had learned that to yield to him was to die. No, worse than that--to yield to him would have betrayed her love for Torka. And so she had fought him until the end, and when at last he had come to his savage release, she had ruined it for him by proclaiming:.

And although he had beaten her into unconsciousness, she had placed herself beyond his power. Yet the memory of the man still filled her with revulsion and shame at the knowledge that she had ever desired him in the first place. Torka drew her close, held her gently. Come now, woman of my heart, in my arms you will forget. And in the fold of one powerful arm he guided her into the cave and to the place where their sleeping skins lay piled upon a thick mattress of lichens and grasses.