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“
They
’
re
searching
for
me
,
”
Paul
said
.
“
Think
of
that
!
The
finest
Guild
navigators
,
men
who
can
quest
ahead
through
time
to
find
the
safest
course
for
the
fastest
Heighliners
,
all
of
them
seeking
me
.
.
.
and
unable
to
find
me
.
How
they
tremble
!
They
know
I
have
their
secret
here
!
”
Paul
held
out
his
cupped
hand
.
“
Without
the
spice
they
’
re
blind
!
”
Chani
found
her
voice
.
“
You
said
you
see
the
now
!
”
Paul
lay
back
,
searching
the
spread
-
out
present
,
its
limits
extended
into
the
future
and
into
the
past
,
holding
onto
the
awareness
with
difficulty
as
the
spice
illumination
began
to
fade
.
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“
Go
do
as
I
commanded
,
”
he
said
.
“
The
future
’
s
becoming
as
muddled
for
the
Guild
as
it
is
for
me
.
The
lines
of
vision
are
narrowing
.
Everything
focuses
here
where
the
spice
is
.
.
.
where
they
’
ve
dared
not
interfere
before
.
.
.
because
to
interfere
was
to
lose
what
they
must
have
.
But
now
they
’
re
desperate
.
All
paths
lead
into
darkness
.
”
*
*
*
And
that
day
dawned
when
Arrakis
lay
at
the
hub
of
the
universe
with
the
wheel
poised
to
spin
.
—
from
“
Arrakis
Awakening
”
by
the
Princess
Irulan
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“
WILL
YOU
look
at
that
thing
!
”
Stilgar
whispered
.
Paul
lay
beside
him
in
a
slit
of
rock
high
on
the
Shield
Wall
rim
,
eye
fixed
to
the
collector
of
a
Fremen
telescope
.
The
oil
lens
was
focused
on
a
starship
lighter
exposed
by
dawn
in
the
basin
below
them
.
The
tall
eastern
face
of
the
ship
glistened
in
the
flat
light
of
the
sun
,
but
the
shadow
side
still
showed
yellow
portholes
from
glowglobes
of
the
night
.
Beyond
the
ship
,
the
city
of
Arrakeen
lay
cold
and
gleaming
in
the
light
of
the
northern
sun
.
It
wasn
’
t
the
lighter
that
excited
Stilgar
’
s
awe
,
Paul
knew
,
but
the
construction
for
which
the
lighter
was
only
the
centerpost
.
A
single
metal
hutment
,
many
stories
tall
,
reached
out
in
a
thousand
-
meter
circle
from
the
base
of
the
lighter
—
a
tent
composed
of
interlocking
metal
leaves
—
the
temporary
lodging
place
for
five
legions
of
Sardaukar
and
His
Imperial
Majesty
,
the
Padishah
Emperor
Shaddam
IV
.