โ Scribed by Chandler, David
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Circumstance made him a criminal.Destiny may make him a hero.
As a thief, Malden is unparalleled in the Free City of Ness,and happy there. But by saving the life of theknight Croy, Malden has bound himself to an ancient,noble brotherhood . . . and he now possesses one ofonly seven Ancient Blades capable of destroying demons.
Malden fears accompanying Croy and the barbarian Mรrget on their quest to dispatch a foul creature of nightmare . . .nor does he want to disturb the vengeful dead. But with anassassin on his heels, the young cutpurse is left with no choice. And there is the comely sorceress, Cythera, to consider--promised to Croy but in love with Malden--not to mentionthe fabulous treasure rumored to be hidden in the depths of the demon's lair . . .
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