“I…well, I have to go, son,” Tam said. “Leave the camp. I don’t know when I’ll be back.” “Is this—” “It has nothing to do with the Whitecloaks,” Tam said. “I’ve been told I can’t say much. But it’s about Rand.” The colors swirled. Rand walked the hallways of the Stone of Tear. His expression was dark. Dangerous. “Perrin,” Tam said, “I think this is something I need to do. It involves Aes Sedai, and I have to leave you now. I can’t say anything else. They made me swear it.” Perrin looked into Tam’s eyes and saw the sincerity there. He nodded. “All right, then. You need any help? Someone to go
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