six
in the morning
Your duties in the library will end when he goes to the baths , and after that you will be free , unless he summons you to attend him abroad , until supper is concluded . At night you will draw back the curtains between the passage and your room and that of your cubicule , so that you may hear his summons , or even his voice if loudly raised . You will lie down with your sword ready at hand . I should say your duties will begin at six in the morning , and it is only between that hour and nine that you will be a prisoner in the library . '' `` I shall not find it an imprisonment , '' Beric said . `` Three hours is little enough to study , with all that wealth of books ready at hand . How about Chiton ? ''