β Scribed by Pierce, Monica Enderle
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Once they were royalty, now theyβre renegades.
Halina and Gethen are the last fighters standing against the evil engulfing Quoregna. Newly allied Nalvika and Ursinum march against their eastern neighbors in overwhelming numbers. Citizens are conscripted or killed, their possessions seized. Shrikers roam the lands, stealing childrenβs souls to empower King Waldramβs necromancy, while mages and hedge witches are seduced by the dark magic feeding his madness.
Besera teeters on the brink of collapse and Or-Halee is under siege. Only distant Teleyansk remains free from warβs chaos.
Relentlessly hunted by their enemies, Gethen and Halina must journey to Quoregnaβs farthest reaches in search of allies. Can they muster aid from strangers, or will fear of Waldramβs combined armies force the militess and the mage to travel a deadlier road to raise a force against his tyranny?
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