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Greenwater

 

Tennel Grimbeck, skinner of the Rolsarn Swamp on the edge of the Confederacy of City States, is leaving the home he’s known for all his life ahead of tragedy and rumors of murder.

 

Runya Sulemar, holy warrior of the Hinoitaur race, has been wandering the expanse of the Dim, the last messenger to carry a warning of doom to the world beyond.

 

Morriga Dagnon, young aristocrat of the city of Drenon, seeks to prove the fame and glory of her home’s legends as the greatest archers of the Confederacy.

 

Dobrek, a mysterious duelist, was drafted as a scout to be sent south to the Greenwater after an unfortunate misunderstanding with the magistrate of Drenon.

 

The Greenwater, a vast inland sea out of which grow trees the size of mountains.  A place of savage, primal danger and new opportunity. 

 

A place were the depths have never been fully tested, either in the waters or the hearts of its residents.

Contents

Leaving Home

Setting the Board

Discussion Places

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Prologue Reading

Leaving Home

Tennel Grimbeck leaves his home in the Rolsarn to head for the mysterious lands to the south known as the Greenwater.

The prologues are left out of this so that you have the main story intact.  To read the prologues, please purchase the book through the Merchandise Links

Part One - Leaving

Chapter 1 - At the Rolsarn's Edge

Chapter 4 - The Dagir River

Part Two - Arriving

Chapter 5 - Through the Gates

Chapter 8 - A Crossing of Ways

Setting the Board

 

Runya Sulemar, the snake-like woman warrior, has joined with Tennel Grimbeck and the other scouts, and she apparently has something to say to the Ffolk that dwell in the Greenwater.  A warning of evil to come.

Part Three - Meeting 

Chapter 10 - Definition of Exile

Chapter 11 - Wayfare

Part Four - Desecration 

Chapter 13 - Civil Tongues

Chapter 14 - The Newly Blooded

Greenwater Part 3 - First Move

Chapter 18

This is the second chapter of the third book, 18th of the current four-book cycle.

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