They meet up with Log-a-Log and his tribe of shrews, who lost their logboats to the Marlfoxes and their army of water rats some time before. Elsewhere in Mossflower Woods, Janglur Swifteye and his family encounter two of the Marlfoxes, but manage to scare them off. Meanwhile, a group of traveling performers encounters two Marlfoxes, but the foxes retreat when they see they are outnumbered and out-weaponed. Their mission: to bring back objects of beauty for Silth. They are sent on a mission from their demanding mother Silth, who lives on a secret island in the middle of the Great Inland Sea. The Marlfoxes are a group of evil, grey foxes who are rumored to be able to turn themselves invisible. We crave your indulgence for this deviation.) Summary Who insists that the entire tale is a drama, which he will be later performing as a play, hence the three parts being named as acts rather than books. This narrative has been edited by Florian Dugglewoof Wilffachop, Actor Manager Impresario. (NOTE: At the very end of the book there is a disclaimer which reads:
It takes place after The Long Patrol in terms of storyline, and serves as a direct sequel. Marlfox is the eleventh published book in the Redwall saga by Brian Jacques.
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