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The chapter opens with Jorg and his band of brothers fleeing up the Great Stair, pursued by vengeful ghosts. The eerie, half-formed spirits exude a chilling coldness, but Jorg defiantly laughs at them, wielding a dark power that seems to repel their advance. Makin, unable to see the ghosts, drags Jorg to safety as the spirits erupt into spectral flames, their screams echoing behind them. The group eventually stops to rest in a cavernous bowl carved by an ancient river, exhausted but alive, though the…-
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In Chapter 33 of *Prince of Thorns*, Jorg and his companions encounter a formidable silver door embedded in Builder-stone, seemingly impenetrable. Despite their initial efforts to break through with brute force—using hammers and flails—the wall only yields minimal damage, frustrating their progress. Jorg, however, remains contemplative, pacing the room while his men settle into idle activities. His attention shifts when he discovers a hidden panel in the wall, revealing a mysterious compartment. This…
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The chapter begins with Prince Jorg and his companions following Gorgoth through a treacherous ascent within a mountain, navigating narrow, crudely carved stairs in a dark, vertigo-inducing shaft. The climb is perilous, with the ever-present threat of a fatal fall, yet the group presses on, driven by necessity. Jorg observes the eerie fascination of the abyss and the unsettling ease with which the leucrota children, Gog and Magog, navigate the climb. Their apparent indifference to danger contrasts sharply…
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The chapter opens with a tense confrontation between the protagonist and a necromancer, marked by swift, violent exchanges. The protagonist wields a legendary sword, but the necromancer evades his attacks with unnatural speed. A thrown skull injures her, revealing her grotesque, writhing flesh. Meanwhile, the protagonist's companions—Makin, Gorgoth, and others—begin to shake off their daze and prepare for battle. The necromancer taunts them, her voice eerie and distorted, as the atmosphere grows…
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The chapter opens with an eerie tension as darkness falls over the gorge, and the protagonists encounter an unnatural light emanating from a cave. The light, cold and unchanging, reveals a radiant girl named Jane, whose glowing skin and silver eyes evoke both awe and dread. Behind her stands Gorgoth, a monstrous figure whose grotesque form dwarfs even the largest among the group. The brothers, initially paralyzed by fear, rally under their leader Jorg’s command, preparing for a potential threat while…
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The chapter follows Jorg and his companions as they navigate the eerie, Builder-made tunnels of Mount Honas, where necromancers are drawn to the ancient death magic at the mountain’s heart. The group, including Jane, Gorgoth, and the Nuban, traverses decaying corridors filled with remnants of forgotten technology. Tensions rise as Jorg taunts Jane, whose prophetic abilities unsettle him, and he briefly experiences a vision through her touch, warning him to flee when he meets an unnamed "her." The…
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Prince Jorg and his companions return to the Tall Castle under the scorching noon sun, greeted by an air of tension. Jorg carries his family sword, signaling his authority, and the group encounters Sageous, a mysterious figure in white robes. Makin warns Jorg about Sageous’s dangerous reputation, revealing that the glass tree Jorg destroyed was no mere trinket but a creation nurtured with blood. Despite the brothers’ mockery, Sageous’s presence unsettles them, hinting at his hidden influence over…
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The chapter begins with Prince Jorg seeking solace in the church after encountering Sageous, a pagan with unsettling powers. He disrupts the mass with his band of rough companions, displaying irreverence toward the sacred space. Jorg manipulates Father Gomst into joining their journey to Gelleth under false pretenses, showcasing his cunning and disregard for authority. The priest’s discomfort and prejudice, particularly toward the Nuban, highlight the tension between faith and superstition in their…
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Jorg and Makin sit in The Falling Angel tavern, surrounded by their rowdy companions and the raucous atmosphere of Low Town. Makin, uneasy and abstaining from his ale, questions Jorg about his knowledge of Castle Red, a formidable stronghold built into a mountain. Jorg admits ignorance, prompting Makin to recount his past visit as a squire, describing the castle’s imposing walls and lavish throne room. The scene is chaotic, with Rike devouring a chicken and Brother Burlow stumbling by, but Makin’s…
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The chapter opens with the protagonist, Jorg, lounging in bed with a prostitute named Sally, while attempting to read a stolen book balanced on her back. The book, taken from his father’s library, contains cryptic Builder texts filled with unfamiliar terms like "Neurotoxicology" and "Mass Destruction." Jorg’s casual morning is juxtaposed with his intellectual curiosity, as he muses on the book’s obscure references to a valley called the Gorge of Leucrota and its potential connection to human…
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