In order for ‘Kaloo’ to appear in this chapter, he and Galladon had to do some serious moving. (Realize that this has to be the same day as the last chapter.) I imagine that they made their discovery early in the morning, and Raoden was extremely eager to get out of the city and find out what was happening. They put on new faces, snuck out of the city, and went to the Arelene market to buy some costumes. After that, they went looking for Roial—whom Raoden wanted to contact first. Instead, however, he found Sarene and company fencing in the backyard. As mentioned, Raoden couldn’t resist the opportunity to see her—and the opportunity to try out his Dula impersonation.
By the way, you might remember that I’ve mentioned Raoden’s fencing ability before. Very early in the book, I note during one of the fencing practices that Raoden had Eondel teach him to fight simply to spite Iadon. He’s actually surprisingly good—Raoden, however, is the type of person who is surprisingly good at a surprising number of things.
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