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Chapters (81)
  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright Notice
  3. Dedication
  4. Maps
  5. DOMINIONS OF THE EMPIRE
  6. FOREWORD
  7. PART I
  8. 1: THE OUTLAWS OF BARSINE
  9. 2: A ROTTED FRUIT
  10. 3: THE BARON’S JUSTICE
  11. 4: THE DEMON-CLAIMED CHILD
  12. 5: THE COUNT’S JUSTICE
  13. 6: A JORATESE TOURNAMENT
  14. 7: PLANS OF ATTACK
  15. 8: THE FOOL
  16. 9: THE CONTEST
  17. 10: THE CHOKING OF MEREINA
  18. 11: EIGHT GATES
  19. 12: THE FEAST OF DEMONS
  20. 13: WAITING OUT THE STORM
  21. 14: THE NIGHT HUNT
  22. 15: WHERE THE HERD WANDERS
  23. PART II
  24. 16: BLACK LOTUS
  25. 17: TIGA PASS
  26. 18: DEMON FALLS
  27. 19: ORETH THE SNAKE
  28. 20: BANDITS, AGAIN
  29. 21: A DIFFICULT HEALING
  30. 22: THE COST OF IDORRÁ
  31. 23: THE GREEN
  32. 24: THE BLACK KNIGHT
  33. 25: THE MARAKORI SLUMS
  34. 26: THE GREAT TOURNAMENT OF CHALLENGES
  35. 27: HUNTING THE WHITE HIND
  36. 28: ACCUSATIONS OF WITCHCRAFT
  37. 29: AN ILL-ADVISED DUEL
  38. 30: A WALK IN THE WOODS
  39. 31: SAELEN
  40. PART III
  41. 32: BY THE SEASIDE
  42. 33: A FRIENDLY REUNION
  43. 34: THE ONLY WAY OUT
  44. 35: THE CASTLE OF ICE
  45. 36: AN INSUFFICIENT APOLOGY
  46. 37: THE DUKE’S WIVES
  47. 38: THE EYE OF FIRE
  48. 39: HANDED THE CROWN
  49. 40: THE EMPEROR’S SON
  50. 41: A MOTHER’S LOVE
  51. 42: THE WOLF CUBS
  52. 43: THE FIRE CAVES
  53. 44: THE COURT OF TRUTH
  54. 45: THE SPURNED
  55. 46: THE SEARCH FOR THE BLACK KNIGHT
  56. 47: THE WITCH-QUEEN
  57. 48: REVELATIONS
  58. 49: WINTER TRIALS
  59. 50: WAR RESEARCH
  60. 51: DRAGON HUNT
  61. 52: THE BREAKING OF CHAINS
  62. PART IV
  63. 53: BROTHERS
  64. 54: THE PROBLEM WITH TRUST
  65. 55: THE DRAGON OF WAR
  66. 56: THE ARMY WITH EIGHT GATES
  67. 57: MEMORIES OF HORSES
  68. 58: ASSAULT ON MORIOS
  69. 59: THREE BRANCHES
  70. 60: BROTHERS, AGAIN
  71. 61: UNDER THE WATERS
  72. 62: END GAMES
  73. 63: RESCUES
  74. 64: THE ICE DUCH64ESS
  75. AFTERWORD
  76. APPENDIX 1:DRAGONS
  77. APPENDIX 2:GLOSSARY
  78. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  79. Also by Jenn Lyons
  80. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  81. Newsletter Sign-up

Hellmarch—the result of a powerful demon gaining access to the physical world, freely summoning demons and possessing corpses. This usually results in a runaway path of death and devastation. It typically results from a demon escaping a summoner’s control. Before the breaking of the Stone of Shackles, demons could only be summoned to the Living World by corporeal entities (such as humans or vané). But demons quickly discovered they could exploit a loophole by possessing a living body—and forcing that body to summon more of their kind. Demons can also possess corpses in the Joratese/Marakori area but cannot summon more demons this way.

Hellwarrior—a prophesied villain who will rise up to destroy the Empire of Quur and possibly the world. Also a prophesied hero who will rise up to save the world.

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idorrá—a Joratese concept of authority, dominance, and control. Roughly analogous to responsibility, duty, and authority, idorrá can be lost if the holder fails to protect or defend those under their charge.

Irisia—see: Tya.

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Jalore (jah-LOR-ee)—the Quuros emperor who finalized the conquest of the Zaibur city-states.

Jorat (jor-AT)—a dominion in the middle of Quur of varying climates and wide reaches of grassy plains; known for its horses.

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Kaen (kane)—the Yoran ducal line.

Azhen (AHJ-en)—Duke, or Hon, of Yor, grandson of the Joratese Quuros general who conquered the region and slew the god-king rulers of the region, Cherthog and Suless.

Exidhar (EX-eh-DAR)—Azhen Kaen’s only son.

Xivan (JI-van)—Azhen Kaen’s first wife; her Khorveshan ancestry made her unpopular with the Yoran people, and she was eventually killed in an assassination attempt meant for her husband.

Kalazan (KAL-a-zan)—one of Ninavis’s crew.

Kandor (KAN-dor)

Atrin (AT-rin)—an emperor of Quur who significantly expanded the borders of the empire; most famous for deciding to invade the Manol, which resulted in the destruction of virtually the entire Quuros army and the loss of Urthaenriel. This left Quur defenseless against the subsequent morgage invasion.

Elana (eh-lan-AY)—see: Milligreest, Elana.

Karolaen (KAR-o-lane)—former name of Kharas Gulgoth.

Kasmodeus (KAZ-mode-e-US)—a demon.

Kazivar (KAZ-eh-var)—one of the dominions of Quur, north of Eamithon.

kef (kef)—a style of trouser common in western Quur.

Kelanis (KEL-a-nis)—son of Khaevatz and Kelindel, younger brother of Khaeriel; now king of the vane.

Khaemezra (kay-MEZ-rah)—a.k.a. Mother, the High Priestess of Thaena, and leader of the Black Brotherhood; Teraeth’s mother; the true name of Thaena. See: Thaena.

Khaeriel (kay-RE-el)—queen of the vané, assassinated by her brother, Kelanis. Because Khaeriel was wearing the Stone of Shackles, she ended up in the body of her assassin, and was later gaeshed and sold into slavery to Therin D’Mon by her grandmother, Khaemezra.

Kharas Gulgoth (KAR-as GUL-goth)—a ruin in the middle of the Korthaen Blight; believed sacred (and cursed) by the morgage; prison of the corrupted god Vol Karoth.

Khored (KOR-ed)—one of the Eight Immortals, God of Destruction.