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The Histories
The Tale of Two Lovers - Told by Llian - (Shadow on the Glass) PDF Print E-mail
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Jenulka was the wife of Feddil the Cruel, the Tyrant of Almadin, in ages long past. And Feddil was a beast of a man, big and fat, old and gross in his habits. Yet he was strong, stronger than any, and wickeder, and more cunning. His chief delight was in making war, his greatest pleasure in tormenting his people; and especially Jenulka, the youngest, smallest and most beautiful of his three wives.

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The Tale of the Forbidding - Told by Llian (A Shadow on the Glass) PDF Print E-mail
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Once there were three worlds, Aachan, Tallallame, and Santhenar, each with its own human species: Aachim, Faellem and us, old human. Then, fleeing out of the void between the worlds came a new fourth people, the Charon. They were just a handful, desperate, on the precipice of extinction. They found a weakness in the Aachim, took their world from them and forever changed the balance between the worlds.

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How the Hundred Conquered a World - Told by Rulke - (Dark is the Moon) PDF Print E-mail
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My tale, is not a tale of Santhenar. It is a tale of the distant past, when I was young and we were newly come Aachan. Once we had a world but we lost it, treacherously cast into the void. The void is a nightmare of savagery! A million kind of creatures dwell there, each preying on the other’s, each changing constantly in a desperate attempt to survive. Intelligent creatures as well as mindless beasts. You know how great and powerful we Charon are, chronicler, but we were not good enough to survive the void. We died there, a million of us, dwindled to nothing. We were almost extinct! So we determined to conquer, to possess, to strike down the enemy first. Never to yield! Never to trust!

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The Tale of the Myrmide - Told by Llian - (Dark is the Moon) PDF Print E-mail
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My tale begins almost at the time of the Forbidding. And the subject of my story are an entirely different people; not great, not proud. Their vision had a smaller compass. There’s was to serve. Duty, loyalty, honour; that was what their lives were made for. And they were called Myrmide, a word which in their tongue meant to serve and to obey without question.
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