Elflord #10

Elflord #10 Nightwynd, Sep 1981, b&w.

R Elflord #10 cover A boy's choir, horse boys, and pages greet Windblade and Purebreeze at Blackmon Keep the next mid morning. Piper's play and the younger choir boys look a lot like the elves. The Sidhe appear to be and talk like Scots. Moonstar tells them others need him now. Windblade is told by Tamir Moonstar that Tamir will not see Hawk again in this life. Swiftaxe is older looking. Purebreeze tells her she has a feeling of dread and will stay until she loses it. Purebreeze, for some reason, calls Windy a wimp and more than a little spoiled but "I love that white haired squire just the same." The future cause of Purebreeze's death is in the tallest turret of the castle: Lilandia McBane, second wife of Hue and Swiftaxe's mother. She is a Wicken and her slave, a troll like elf plotted to bring Windblade here. The slave wants Purebreeze. The two prepare to control and rule the planet.

	Elflord #10	Nightwynd, Sep 1981, b&w.
R		A boy's choir, horse boys, and pages greet Windblade and Purebreeze at Blackmon Keep the next mid morning. Piper's play and the younger choir boys look a lot like the elves. The Sidhe appear to be and talk like Scots. Moonstar tells them others need him now. Windblade is told by Tamir Moonstar that Tamir will not see Hawk again in this life. Swiftaxe is older looking. Purebreeze tells her she has a feeling of dread and will stay until she loses it. Purebreeze, for some reason, calls Windy a wimp and more than a little spoiled but "I love that white haired squire just the same." The future cause of Purebreeze's death is in the tallest turret of the castle: Lilandia McBane, second wife of Hue and Swiftaxe's mother. She is a Wicken and her slave, a troll like elf plotted to bring Windblade here. The slave wants Purebreeze. The two prepare to control and rule the planet.