“I say this because Nuuan and I found the Mukhtaar Chronicles to be largely neglected in his absence. I can only hope one of the countless sealed chambers within the Mukhtaar Estate contain additional works and commentaries of his. I’ve removed the insane ramblings of Tycon Mukhtaar and placed them into a separate volume. The writings are little more than “pure blood” propaganda, legitimizing genocide in the name of keeping the Mukhtaar Lordship “sacred”. I’ll make them public one day so that the priesthood can judge for itself.I shall endeavor to fill in the gaps where Coteon left off. Following his example, I will not continue the system of numbering verses. The chronicles of the lords is not intended to be a collection of sacred writings as was the Origines, and I do not wish to lend any more weight to my words than they deserve.- Mujahid Mukhtaar, Private Commentaries, 12 CENicolas paced between a gold-trimmed buffet and a door with a golden handle.One minute, he’d been escorted fr...om the throne room, and the next he was having some crazy acid trip about a picnic at the Pinnacle, complete with a healthy dose of 512 Pecan Porter and Kagan singing Maori party songs.Saleem must have had something to do with it.MoreLessShow More Show Less
Necromancer Falling: book Two of the Mukhtaar Chronicles
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