He fell three hundred feet into the Star-Flame Ocean.
He should have died.
He didn't.
Six months after the fall of Velkiris, Makun Thalor believes the Breaker is dead.
He is not.
In the red waste of Drakoth, a magician older than the kingdoms has laid his dust-colored hands upon the broken body of Kranun the Breaker — and given him something far more terrible than the strength he once had.
Now Kranun does not merely walk again.
He walks with sorcery. He walks with hunger. He walks with a fist that can break a man's neck in a single closing.
And he is coming north.
When a bloodied smith arrives at the gates of Kalamar with a whispered warning, Makun and his companions are hurled into a hunt that spans a haunted under-city, a burning tanner's yard, and a forgotten forest where the last mage of the north grows onions in silence.
There they will learn the truth of an ancient sword — Ael-Aruun, the might of God — sealed for forty years in the tomb of a dead king, waiting for the one who could wake it.
But every gift has a price.
And the sword that can strike down the Breaker will take from Makun something he cannot bear to give.
Kranun does not want to break Girai.
He wants to break Chabaki itself.
BOOK TWO OF THE CHABAKI CHRONICLES.Perfect for readers of Six of Crows, Shadow and Bone, The Witcher, and The Wheel of Time.
"Ae, sathor Makun. Aradum. Aradum na venir aradum tiun." "Ah, brother Makun. Now. Now I will come now to yours."
The Chabaki Chronicles will conclude in Book Three — The Might of God.Die Inhaltsangabe kann sich auf eine andere Ausgabe dieses Titels beziehen.
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