Wrath of a Mad God (Darkwar, Book 3) by Raymond Feist

Author:Raymond Feist
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Pug welcomed the sight of Martuch and Hirea. ‘What of Nakor and Bek?’ he asked.

The two old fighters said, ‘They were well, last we saw of them.’ Glancing around, Martuch said, ‘Where is Lord Valko?’

Pug said, ‘With his sister and the other Bloodwitches. They said he needs to remain with them for a while.’ He looked down a moment, as if considering his next words. ‘I sense something is converging. Enough was said to lead me to believe that the White is positioning itself, getting ready to move if the opportunity presents itself.’

‘Ah,’ said Hirea. ‘Then the Gardener remained as well.’

Pug said, ‘I have much to tell you, some of which may be difficult to understand, but before I do, what of the muster?’

‘No one has passed word to the leaders of the battle societies or any of the great houses. A great muster is coming, that we know, but we do not know when. There has been a calling of the Imperial Guard, which is unusual. We judge it to be a prelude.’

‘A prelude to what?’ asked Magnus. ‘Is there no one in the palace who might be able to shed light on this?’

Martuch said, ‘Our alliances are twisted, at times, and there are many factions even within the White. The Gardener forged a strong, single purpose, but before that …’

Pug said, ‘I have some sense of it. Before that it was chasing alliances and a great deal of talk.’

Martuch bridled and Hirea looked ready to draw his sword. ‘Many died so that we might have alliances and talk, human,’ said the old instructor. ‘Valko’s father willingly gave his life so that his son could assume the mantle of House Camareen. We are a race of fighters; plots and planning do not come easily to us, and above all else, we chafe at waiting.’

‘I think you will not have to wait much longer,’ said Magnus. ‘Father, tell them about the White, the Bloodwitches, and the Gardener. And most of all, tell them about Ban-ath.’

Pug nodded. ‘Listen, my friends, and realize that what I am about to tell you may strain your credulity, but every word I say to you know is true.’ Pug then began to tell them the tale of Macros the Black and the Trickster God.

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