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Ten
The chapter follows Tané as she arrives in Ginura, the capital city she had long dreamed of visiting. The city exceeds her childhood fantasies with its grand shrines, bustling streets, and vibrant canals, though the noise and crowds overwhelm her. As she travels deeper into the city in a palanquin, she marvels at the vivid season trees, street performers, and the imposing Ginura Castle, designed to resemble the legendary Palace of Many Pearls. The castle serves as a bridge between the sea and the…-
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Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar is the fifth novel in Edgar Rice Burroughs' *Tarzan* series, published in 1916. In this adventure, Tarzan returns to the lost city of Opar, a mysterious ruin filled with hidden treasures guarded by a fierce, semi-civilized people. Driven by a need for wealth, Tarzan faces perilous encounters with La, the high priestess of Opar, who harbors a dangerous affection for him. Meanwhile, double-crossing characters and a memory loss complicate Tarzan's journey. Filled with suspense, exotic locations, and thrilling action, this book is a classic example of Burroughs' skill in blending adventure with fantasy.-
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Take Me to Church
Reid finds temporary refuge in a cramped, musty cabin aboard a ship, where he attempts to distract himself from his turmoil by focusing on mundane tasks like preparing a meager meal. Despite his efforts, his physical hunger remains unsatisfied, mirroring his emotional unrest. His thoughts spiral back to a woman he both resents and desires, haunted by her accusations of his involvement with witches and murder. The internal conflict is palpable as he grapples with guilt, self-loathing, and an unshakable…-
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Sticks and Stones
The chapter follows Reid Diggory, a determined and angry Chasseur captain, as he races through a misty northern forest, driven by fragmented memories and a burning desire to reclaim his stolen knife, Balisarda. He recalls a past mission under Captain Blanchart, who suspected melusines in the area, and dismisses the claims of a freckled witch who insists she is his wife. Reid’s thoughts are chaotic, filled with images of bloodstained snow, lavender hair, and a demonic tree that consumed his weapon. His…-
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Sixty-Two
The chapter opens with Niclays and a group of pirates gathered around a scholar who has been deciphering an ancient script on Komoridu Island. The scholar reveals the story of Neporo, a pearl-diver who gained immortality after eating fruit from a magical mulberry tree. Despite her eternal youth, Neporo faced isolation and despair, eventually returning to the island to live among outcasts. The Golden Empress listens intently, her focus on the scholar’s words as she sharpens her sword, creating an…-
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Sixty-Three
Tané awakens in an opulent canopy bed within the palace of the Unceasing Emperor in the City of the Thousand Flowers. Disoriented, she discovers her belongings—including a precious jewel case—nearby, though her sash is missing. A servant in layered blue and white informs her she is a guest of the emperor and assures her of her companions' safety, including Nayimathun, her dragon. Despite the luxurious surroundings, Tané feels uneasy, haunted by her past actions and uncertain of her true status in…-
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Sixty-Six
The chapter opens with Ead emerging from a prolonged, deathlike slumber, her senses slowly returning as she struggles to break free from her immobile state. A golden sun ignites within her, symbolizing her revival, while fragmented memories and voices—particularly Margret's—guide her back to consciousness. The "wretched fruit," an orange with mystical properties, plays a crucial role in her recovery, hinting at deeper lore and sacrifices made on her behalf. Ead's dry humor and Margret's steadfast care…-
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Sixty-Seven
The chapter opens with Niclays awakening in excruciating pain, disoriented and weak, as Laya tends to his wounds. He realizes with horror that his arm has been amputated and his throat bears the scars of cautery, injuries he knows are likely fatal. The two are trapped in an iron cage, suspended in a cavern near Dreadmount, the birthplace of the Nameless One. Niclays notices a mural depicting Cleolind Onjenyu piercing the Nameless One with Ascalon, a revelation that contradicts historical lies he once…-
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Sixty-One
The chapter opens with Lord Arteloth (Loth) awakening bound and disoriented aboard the *Rose Eternal*, captained by a mysterious young woman from Feather Island. The cold and eerie dusk set a tense atmosphere as Loth realizes he and the gunner Thim are prisoners. Their captor, a silent Seiikinese woman with a scarred cheek, ignores Loth’s demands and threats of piracy. Loth notices a flower-painted case at her hip, suspecting it holds a jewel crucial to defeating the Nameless One—a threat he urgently…-
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Sixty-Nine
The chapter opens with Tané deeply missing her homeland of Seiiki, yearning for its natural beauty and spiritual connection to her gods. Her guilt over Nayimathun's absence weighs heavily on her, as she fears the dragon may have been hunted down. Ead arrives, offering comfort and checking on Tané's recovery. Their conversation shifts to the impending battle, with Ead expressing cautious optimism about using the jewels to defeat the Nameless One. Tané remains skeptical, but Ead shares her theory on…-
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