โ Scribed by Rogers, Bruce Holland
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Masquerading as a princess from a faraway kingdom, a simple village girl promises wealth and tribute to a wounded warrior of the Moon People, persuading him to walk with her across the dense jungle to her home. While her careful lies keep him on their path, her true aim is for the warrior to teach the men of her village to make the spiked club that he carries, and train them to fight with his skill. But before they reach their destination, a goddess entraps the two travelers, forcing them to compete with one another in a game of skill which the loser will not survive.
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