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"
Let
us
see
what
they
are
doing
now
,
"
suggested
the
Tin
Woodman
.
So
Ozma
wished
to
see
the
Nome
King
s
cavern
,
and
at
once
the
landscape
faded
from
the
Magic
Picture
and
was
replaced
by
the
scene
then
being
enacted
in
the
jeweled
cavern
of
King
Roquat
.
A
wild
and
startling
scene
it
was
which
the
Oz
people
beheld
.
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Before
the
Nome
King
stood
the
Chief
of
the
Whimsies
and
the
Grand
Gallipoot
of
the
Growleywogs
,
surrounded
by
their
most
skillful
generals
.
Very
fierce
and
powerful
they
looked
,
so
that
even
the
Nome
King
and
General
Guph
,
who
stood
beside
his
master
,
seemed
a
bit
fearful
in
the
presence
of
their
allies
.
Now
a
still
more
formidable
creature
entered
the
cavern
.
It
was
the
First
and
Foremost
of
the
Phanfasms
and
he
proudly
sat
down
in
King
Roquat
s
own
throne
and
demanded
the
right
to
lead
his
forces
through
the
tunnel
in
advance
of
all
the
others
.
The
First
and
Foremost
now
appeared
to
all
eyes
in
his
hairy
skin
and
the
bear
s
head
.
What
his
real
form
was
even
Roquat
did
not
know
.
Through
the
arches
leading
into
the
vast
series
of
caverns
that
lay
beyond
the
throne
room
of
King
Roquat
could
be
seen
ranks
upon
ranks
of
the
invaders
-
-
thousands
of
Phanfasms
,
Growleywogs
and
Whimsies
standing
in
serried
lines
,
while
behind
them
were
massed
the
thousands
upon
thousands
of
General
Guph
s
own
army
of
Nomes
.
"
Listen
!
"
whispered
Ozma
.
"
I
think
we
can
hear
what
they
are
saying
.
"
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So
they
kept
still
and
listened
.
"
Is
all
ready
?
"
demanded
the
First
and
Foremost
,
haughtily
.
"
The
tunnel
is
finally
completed
,
"
replied
General
Guph
.