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another extraordinary power at Will's command. He came close and spoke quietly, in a voice that seemed to throb as deeply as the ship's engines.
"What is your name?" he said.
"Will Parry. Can you make another helmet ?"
"Yes. What do you seek?"
"You're going up thebear.
"I know you are," said Will.
The boat was taking fuel on board; the railcars were hauled alongside and tilted sideways to let coal thunder down the chutes into the hold, and the black dust rose high above them. Unnoticed by the townspeople, who were busy sweeping up glass and haggling over the price of the fuel, Will followed the bear-king up the gangway and aboard the ship. river. I want to come with you. I'm going to the mountains and this is the quickest way. Will you take me?""Yes. I want to see that knife.""I will only show it to a bear I can trust. There is one bear I've heard of who's trustworthy. He is the king of the bears, a good friend of the girl I'm going to the mountains to find. Her name is Lyra Silvertongue. The bear is called Iorek Byrnison.""I am Iorek Byrnison," said the