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The chapter delves into Linden Avery’s struggles with the implications of her presence in the Land and the mysteries surrounding wild magic. After a night of little sleep, Linden and the Giants discuss the Sandgorgons' actions and the nature of death between worlds. Linden admits she cannot fully explain how she, Jeremiah, and Roger transitioned to the Land, only that their existence there seems permanent until death. The conversation shifts to historical parallels, as Stave recounts the tale of Hile…-
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After escaping a violent downpour, Linden and her companions pause briefly to tend to their injuries. The Giants, including Kindwind, Galesend, and Coldspray, bear severe wounds from their recent battle, while Linden’s allies—Liand, Stave, and the Ramen—suffer burns from skurj gore. Linden uses her Staff of Law to heal the most critical injuries but avoids treating the Humbled and Anele, respecting their boundaries. Despite her exhaustion, she pushes forward, aware that the skurj could attack again…
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Linden Avery, overwhelmed by exhaustion and the trauma of recent battles, forces herself to tend to the wounded Woodhelvennin despite her emotional and physical depletion. Guided by her horse, Hyn, she focuses on triage, prioritizing those she can save while ignoring the dead and those beyond help. She summons the last remnants of her strength to heal a wounded mother and child, then a man with severe injuries, relying on her fading Earthpower. As she moves among the casualties, she confronts the brutal…
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Linden Avery, haunted by the Harrow’s promise to lead her to her son, Jeremiah, retreats from her companions to seek solace with her Ranyhyn mare, Hyn. Despite their deep bond, Hyn refuses to carry her to Jeremiah, unable to pierce the magical concealment hiding him. Mahrtiir, the blind Manethrall, explains that while Jeremiah exists in their time, his location remains obscured. Linden’s attempt reflects her desperation, but she acknowledges the futility, knowing her son’s captors—Roger Covenant…
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The chapter begins with Linden Avery and her companions, including the Ramen and Haruchai, paying homage to the Ranyhyn before setting off toward Andelain. Despite her impatience, Linden respects the ceremonial delay as Manethrall Mahrtiir introduces the horses to the Masters. The Humbled—Branl, Galt, and Clyme—join the group, likely seeking redemption. As they depart Revelstone, Linden feels a shift in her agency, no longer merely reacting to her enemies but taking control of her fate. The company…
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Linden Avery returns to Revelstone in a somber state, haunted by the death of the Mandoubt and the weight of her perceived failure. The night is silent, and the absence of light from the Keep’s extinguished lamps and torches underscores the Masters’ unspoken judgment. Using her Staff of Law, Linden illuminates her path, defiantly confronting the darkness and the cold reception from the Haruchai. The atmosphere is heavy with tension as she enters the Keep, sensing the Masters’ collective decision…
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Linden Avery, wielding the Staff of Law, grapples with the aftermath of a mysterious stranger’s annihilation of the Demondim horde. Her companions—Liand, Stave, the Ramen, and the disturbed Anele—react with varying degrees of confusion and apprehension. Stave reveals that the stranger waits outside Revelstone’s gates, neither eating nor sleeping, beside an inexplicably enduring fire. Linden’s mind races with possibilities, but the Masters of the Land refuse to engage with the stranger, citing…
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Linden Avery, recovering from her ordeal, is interrupted by Liand, who bursts into her room with palpable relief and joy. He is quickly followed by Mahrtiir and the Ramen, who greet her with deep respect and evident concern for her well-being. Stave enters with Anele, whose erratic behavior contrasts with Stave’s composed demeanor. Despite his stoicism, Stave’s unspoken emotions hint at the toll of his exile from the Haruchai. Linden is moved by her friends’ loyalty but notices the presence of the…
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In this chapter, Linden Avery, empowered by Earthblood, uncovers the horrifying truth about Roger Covenant and her son Jeremiah. Using her Command, she strips away the illusions disguising Roger, revealing him as Thomas Covenant’s son, not the man she believed him to be. Roger’s right hand, replaced by a monstrous construct of magma and magic, mirrors the destructive power of the skurj, creatures of lava and hunger. The revelation shocks Linden, as she realizes Roger has been transformed into a weapon…
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Linden Avery emerges from the depths of Rivenrock into Garroting Deep, physically and emotionally shattered. The cold winter air and her soaked, exhausted body are the least of her burdens—her son, Jeremiah, is lost to Lord Foul and the croyel, leaving her heart hardened like stone. Despite her overwhelming grief and fatigue, she presses forward, driven by a grim determination that refuses to surrender. The Staff of Law in her hand has transformed into a dark, unrecognizable form, mirroring her own inner…
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