Agents of Artifice: a Planeswalker Novel (2009)
“He remembered his childhood, before the dreams and visions came. He remembered discovering that the voices in his head were not his own, but belonged to the people around him. He remembered Kallist and Tezzeret, Baltrice and Gemreth, and of course Liliana.
He remembered pain. He remembered the rape of Kallist’s mind and the loss of his own.
He remembered the day it began, three years ago and more.
This was Ravnica, Ravnica as she was meant to be.
The district of Dravhoc flowed down the shallow ...mountainside like an avalanche trapped in amber, bewitching beneath the brilliant sun. Like the peak itself, it stretched down to the banks of the wide and rushing river, even occupying a few of the smaller isles and outcroppings that rose amid the breakwaters.
Great buildings of gleaming marble lined the wide byways, their roofs sharply sloped, their eaves adorned by figures both abstract and concrete, angelic and diabolical. Some were only a handful of stories tall, but many more towered impossibly, monolithically into the infinite sky, artificial mountains protruding from the real, or jutting from the deep waters below, casting endless shadows.MoreLess
He remembered pain. He remembered the rape of Kallist’s mind and the loss of his own.
He remembered the day it began, three years ago and more.
This was Ravnica, Ravnica as she was meant to be.
The district of Dravhoc flowed down the shallow ...mountainside like an avalanche trapped in amber, bewitching beneath the brilliant sun. Like the peak itself, it stretched down to the banks of the wide and rushing river, even occupying a few of the smaller isles and outcroppings that rose amid the breakwaters.
Great buildings of gleaming marble lined the wide byways, their roofs sharply sloped, their eaves adorned by figures both abstract and concrete, angelic and diabolical. Some were only a handful of stories tall, but many more towered impossibly, monolithically into the infinite sky, artificial mountains protruding from the real, or jutting from the deep waters below, casting endless shadows.MoreLess
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