✍ Scribed by Jean-Marc Ligny
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SYNOPSIS :
Victimes des craintes superstitieuses des maîtres de Torien et d'Enlall, Feïn et Thazi semblent avoir succombé. Mais la mort n'est pas ce qu'elle paraît sous l'influence de l'Etoile Rouge, et d'étranges créatures veilleent sur leur destin...
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