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Winter thawed to spring, and spring marched eagerly toward summer, and still Wylla did not feel the siren call of the season as she had in previous years. It had always come pretty early for her, but not this year. She was beginning to wonder if it would come at all. The uncertainty and feeling of imminent failure both put her in a foul mood of late.

So it was with narrowed eyes and a generally unfriendly air that she trudged toward the caller at the borders. Thin piles of snow clung stubbornly to the shadows of the vale, but Wylla chose to avoid them, traveling through wet grass and mud so that by the time she arrived, her legs were damp and her thin sides were flecked with dirt.

The picture of a working woman, perhaps.

Yes? she asked, arching an expectant brow and doing her best not to scowl.