โ Scribed by Gary Jonas
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
What price would you pay for eternal youth?
Would you be willing to feed on the energy of people around you even if it drains them of their free will?
Would you be willing to kill?
This short story originally appeared in the collection Quick Shots by Gary Jonas, so if you own that, you already have this.
Note that this includes a bonus excerpt from Modern Sorcery , the first novel in the Jonathan Shade series.
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