"It is to the Castle of Carrion that we are going, as Bellido is now absent."
"The son of my mother would not trust much in his absences. Do not go there, Sir Vengador; and I give the same advice to this youth, although I do not know who he is.... But now that I look closely at him, I think that he is the page who came with Doña Teresa to our camp."
"He is the same," replied Martin.
"What, does he no longer serve Don Suero?"
"Far from serving him, he would plunge his sword in him, and also in Bellido, if he only had them in his power."
"I repeat to you, however, Sir Vengador, that you should not go to the castle, for I fear that some evil will come on you there."
"I thank you for the interest you take in us; but we are resolved to enter the castle this very night, and we would not abandon our intention for all the wealth of the world."
"Well, then, as you are resolved to go on, may God send you good luck!"
"I think," said Guillen, "that we cannot remain here longer, as night is coming on, and we are still far from the castle."