โ Scribed by Furey, Maggie
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In the sequel to Aurian, Lady Aurian, pregnant and bereft of her magical powers, and her lover Anvar return to the holy city of Nexis, bringing with them the Staff of Earth, a powerful weapon against the evil Archmage Miathan.
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