β Scribed by Leiber, Fritz
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For the first time-the story of how the greatest heroes in fantastic literature first met.
'The two thieves had themselves been robbed by two youths, who eyed each other suspiciously over the sprawled, senseless bodies.
Fafhrd said: 'Our motives for being here seem identical.' 'Surely, they must be!' the Mouser answered curtly, fiercely eyeing his huge, potential foe.
Fafhrd glanced down at the belts and money-pouches of the fallen thieves. Then he looked up at the Mouser with an honest, open, ingenuous smile.
'Sixty-sixty?' he suggested.
Thus was born the most improbable relationship in the whole history of swords and sorceries.
Contains:
7 β’ Induction β’ [Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser] β’ (1957) β’ shortstory by Fritz Leiber
11 β’ The Snow Women β’ [Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser] β’ (1970) β’ novella by Fritz Leiber
91 β’ The Unholy Grail β’ [Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser] β’ (1962) β’ novelette by Fritz Leiber
123 β’ Ill Met in Lankhmar β’ [Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser] β’ (1970) β’ novella by Fritz Leiber
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