19th Day

What did Lord Berosty rem ir Ipe offer as payment for a Foretelling?

• Forty beryls and half the year's yield from his orchards

• Gold coins and a year's yield from his orchards

• Forty beryls and a year's yield from his orchards

• Silver coins and half the year's yield from his orchards

What was the answer given by the Foretellers to Lord Berosty's question, 'On what day shall I die?'

• On the 18th day of any month

• On the 19th day of any month

• On the 20th day of any month

• On the 17th day of any month

What did Lord Berosty threaten to do if he did not receive further answers from the Weaver Odren?

• Break the Weaver's neck

• Leave the Foretelling circle

• Refuse to pay the price

• Destroy the Hearth-Tower

What did Lord Berosty do after receiving the Foretelling?

• He celebrated with his family

• He shut himself up in the Hearth-Tower

• He traveled to another domain

• He sought another Foretelling

Who was Herbor of the Geganner clan seeking a Foretelling for?

• Himself

• His love and kemmering Ashe Berosty

• His family

• The Weaver Odren

What did Herbor offer as payment for the Foretelling?

• His life

• Forty beryls

• Gold coins

• His family’s wealth

What question did Herbor ask the Foretellers?

• On what day shall I die?

• How long will Ashe Berosty rem ir Ipe live?

• What is the price of a Foretelling?

• What does a man die of but his death?

What did the Weaver Odren say about the price of a Foretelling?

• The asker pays what he has to pay.

• The price is fixed and cannot change.

• The price is determined by the Foretellers.

• The price is always gold.

What did Herbor believe about the Foretelling he sought?

• It would bring him wealth

• It would set his love's heart at rest

• It would make him a nobleman

• It would give him eternal life

What did the Foretellers do when Herbor asked his question?

• They refused to answer

• They gathered and went into the darkness

• They demanded a higher price

• They answered immediately