Donaldson, Stephen - Thomas Covenant 06 - White Gold Wielder by Donaldson Stephen

Donaldson, Stephen - Thomas Covenant 06 - White Gold Wielder by Donaldson Stephen

Author:Donaldson, Stephen [Donaldson, Stephen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fantasy
ISBN: 9780345418487
Publisher: Random House Inc
Published: 1997-06-23T07:00:00+00:00


“Linden and I are going after Gibbon.”

None of his companions protested. He was impossible to refuse. He held the world in his hands, and his skin seemed to be wearing thinner, so that the black power gnawing in him showed more and more clearly. His cut fingers dripped blood; but the wound gave him no pain. When Linden indicated the far end of the forehall, he went in that direction with her, leaving behind him all the needs and problems for which he lacked both strength and time. Leaving behind especially Sunder and Hollian, on whom the future depended; but also the First and Pitchwife, who were dear to him; Mistweave on the verge of convulsions; the proven Haruchai; leaving them behind, not as encumbrances, but as people who were too precious to be risked. Linden also he would have left behind, but he needed her to guide him—and to support him. He was hag-ridden by vertigo. The reports of (heir steps rustled like dry leaves as they moved; and he felt thaj he was going to the place where all things withered. But he did not look back or turn aside.

When they passed out of the cavern into the mazing, Giant-planned ways of the great Keep, they were suddenly attacked by a small band of Riders. But the proximity of rukh-Sre triggered his ring. The Riders were swept away in a wash of midnight.

The dark was complete for a short distance. Ahead, however, the normal lights of the city burned, torches smoking in sconces along the walls. No fires of the Lords had ever smoked: their flames had not harmed the essential wood. The Clave kept its passage lit so that Gibbon could move his forces from place to place; but these halls were empty. They echoed like crypts. Much beauty had died here, been undone by time or malice.

Behind him. Covenant heard the sounds of renewed combat; and his shoulders flinched.

“They can take care of themselves,” Linden gritted, holding her fear for her friends between her teeth. “This way.”

Covenant stayed with her as she turned toward a side passage and started down a long sequence of stairs toward the roots of Revelstone.



Download



Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.