Tell the Queen that there's been a robin red-breast hanging about Kotir grounds. It flies down low and vanishes near the floor. Cludd thinks it might be something to do with those woodlanders. Now, I'm to say nothing to Fortunata or Ashleg...'I must tell the Queen that a robin has seen Cludd hanging about. No, that's not right. I must tellt he robin taht Cludd has been hanging the Queen.
A character relays a message to the Queen about a robin red-breast seen frequenting the Kotir grounds, suggesting its presence could be linked to the woodlanders. There are tensions concerning Cludd's activities, and the character contemplates the implications of this information. The situation raises questions about trust and the unexpected connections between creatures and their surroundings.
The character grapples with how to properly convey the information amidst the need for secrecy, hesitating over who should be informed. The juxtaposition of Cludd's involvement with the Queen and the robin’s observations highlights the complexity of their relationships. This scenario sets the stage for intrigue and potential conflict in the unfolding narrative.
