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CHAPTERSIXSHASTAAMOOMBS
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SHASTAranlightlyalongtheroofofelthottohisbarefeet.Hewasonlyafewseblithefaretotheerhefoundhimselflookingdownintoanarrow，smellystreet，andtherewasarubbishheapagaisideofthewalljustashadtoldhiBefdowlantogethisbearings.Apparentlyhehadheoftheisland-hillonwhichTashbaanisbuilt.Everythingslopedawaybeforehim，flatroofsbelowflatroofs，dowowersasofthecity'sNortherwastheriveraheriverashortslardeagaintherewassomethinghehadhelikeof—agreatyell，flatasacalmsea，ailes.Onthefarsideebluethings，lumpybutwithjaggededges，ahemwithwhitetops.“Thedesert!themountains!”
thoughtShasta.
Hejumpeddownontotherubbishaingalongdownhillasfastashethenarrowlane，whibroughthimiwherethereweremorepeople.heredtolookatalittleraggedbaloill，hewasanxiousaillheturnedadtheresawthecitygateinfrontofhi
Hereheresseda，foodmanyotherpeoingout;andebeyoheequiteaslowproorelikeaqueuethanacrowd.Outthere，withingwateroneachside，itwasdeliciouslyfreshafterthesmellaaashbaan.
Wheahadreachedthefarendehefoundtheeltingaway;everyoobegoihelefthtalongtheriverbaraightaheaduparoadthatdidobemuchused，betweengardens.Inafewpaceshewasalone，andafewmhthimtothetopoftheslope.Therehestoodawaslikeiheworldforallthegrassstoppedquitesuddebeforehimandthesandbegan:endlesslevelsandlikeonaseashorebutabitrougherbecauseitwashemountains，whiowlookedfurtheroffthanbefore，loomedahead.Greatlytohisreliefhesaw，aboutfiveminutes'walkawayomustlybetheTombs，justasBreehaddescribedthem;greatmassesstoneshapedlikegiganticbee-hive，butalittleheylookedverybladgrim，forthesunwasingrightbehindthe
&urnedhisfadtrottedtowardtheTombs.Heothelplookingoutveryhardfnofhisfriends，thoughthesettingsunshoneihecouldseehardlyanything.“Andanyway，”
hethought，“ofcoursethey'llberoundonthefarsideofthefarthestTomb，notthissidewhereaseethemfromthecity.”
TherewereabouttwelveTombs，eachwithalowarcheddooreoabsoluteblaess.Theyweredottedaboutinnokihatittookalongtime，goingroundthisoneandgoingroundthatone，beforeyoucouldbesurethatyouhadlookedroundeverysideofeverytomb.ThiswaswhatShastahadtodo.Therewasnobodythere.
Itwasveryquiethereoutohedesert;andnowthesu.
Suddenlyfromsomewherebehindhimtherecameaterriblesound.Shasta&#aveagreatjumpaobitehistookeephimselffr.herealizedwhatitwas:thehornsofTashbaanblowingforthegofthegates.“Don'tbeasillylittlecoward，”
saidShastatohimself.“Why，it'sonlythesamenoiseyouheardthis”
Butthereisagreatdiffereweenaingyouinwithyourfriendsinthem，andanoiseheardalofall，shuttingyouout.Andnowthatthegateswereshuthekherewashehimthatevehey'reshutupinTashbaa，”
thoughtShasta，“orelsethey'vegohoutme.It'sjustthesortofthingthatAraviswoulddo.ButBreewouldn't.Oh，hewouldn't.—now，wouldhe?”
IAravisShastawasoewrong.Sheroudandcouldbehardenoughbutshewasastrueassteelandwouldedapahershelikedhimornot.
NowthatShastaknewheealowasgettingdarkereverymiolikethelookofthepladless.Therewassomethingveryunfortableaboutthosegreat，sileone.Hehadbeentryinghishardestftimenottothinkofghouls:buthe'tkeepitupanylonger.
“Ow!Ow!Help!”
heshoutedsuddenly，foratthatverymomehingtouchhisleg.Idon'tthinkanyonebeblamedfifsomethingesupfrombehindandtoucheshim;notinsuchapladatsuchatime，whenheisfrightenedalready.Shastaatahteorun.AnythingwouldbebetterthanbeingchasedroundandroundtheburialplacesoftheAKingswithsomethilookatbehindhiIwasreallythemostsehinghecoulddo.Helookedround;aalmostburstwithrelief.Whathadtouchedhim>
&wastoobadnowforShastatoseemuchofthecatexceptthatitwasbigandverysolemn.Itlookedasifitmighthavelivedf，ltheTombs，aloseyesmadeyouthisitwouldnottell.
“Puss，puss，”
saidShasta.“Isupposeyou'renotatalkingcat.”
&aredathimharderthahenitstartedwalkingaway，andofcourseShastafollowedit.ItledhimrightthroughthetombsandoutosideoftheThereitsatdownbhtwithitstailcurledrousfacesettowardthedesertandtowardNarniaah，asstillasifitwerewateealaydowhhisbastthedhisfacetowardtheTombs，becauseifohere'snothinglikehavingyourfacetowardthedangerandhavihingwarmandsolidatyourback.Thesandwouldn'thaveseemedveryfortabletoyou，butShastahadbeehegroundforweeksandhardly.Verysoonhefellasleep，thougheveninhisdreamshewenteoBreeandAravisandHwin.
Hewaswakenedsuddenlybyanoisehehadneverheardbefore.“Perhapsitwasonlyanightmare，”
saidShastatohimself.Atthesamemomeicedthatthehisbadhewishedithadn't.Buthelayquitestillwithoutevenopeninghiseyesbecausehefeltsurehewouldbemhteupandlookedrouombsandtheloasyhtliestillwiththeclothesoverourheads.Butthenthenoise—aharsh，piergbehindhimoutofthedesert.Thenofcoursehehadtoopeup.
Themoonwasshiningbrightly.TheTerahahoughttheywouldbe—lookedgrayinthemoonlight.Infact，theylookedhorriblylikehugeperayrobesthatcoveredtheirheadsaheywerenotatallohavenearyouwhenspendinganightalorahenoisehadtheoppositeside，fromthedesert.Shastahadtoturnhisbabs（hedidn'tlikethatmudstareoutacrossthelevelsand.Thewildgoutagain.
“Ihopeit'snotmorelions，”
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