Her story is narrated by an unusual cabin boy with a sharp wit. Along her journey, Tress encounters a talking rat, a crew of reluctant pirates, and plenty of danger. Luckily, Tress is kindhearted, resourceful, and curious-which also makes her an appealing heroine. Ships protected by spore-killing silver sail these seas, and it’s Tress’ quest to find a ship and somehow persuade its crew to carry her to a place no ships want to go, to rescue a person nobody cares about but her. Verdant spores explode into fast-growing vines if they get wet, which means inhaling them can be deadly. The seas on Tress’ world are dangerous because they’re not made of water-they’re made of colorful spores that pour down from the world’s 12 stationary moons. To do that, she’ll have to get off the barren island she’s forbidden to leave, cross the dangerous Verdant Sea, the even more dangerous Crimson Sea, and the totally deadly Midnight Sea, and somehow defeat the unbeatable Sorceress. Charlie, meanwhile, has been captured by the mysterious Sorceress who rules the Midnight Sea, which leaves Tress with no choice but to go rescue him.
When the duke realizes the two teenagers are falling in love, he takes Charlie away to find a suitable wife-and returns with a different young man as his heir. Charlie is the son of the local duke, but he likes stories more than fencing. Tress is an ordinary girl with no thirst to see the world. Totally.A fantasy adventure with a sometimes-biting wit.
Then again, it could mean that Scadrians came over to Lumar randomly and started screaming about Marsh or something. White Sand vol.1 release party (June 28, 2016)īut yeah, it does feel like it's coming out of nowhere. Go ahead and read what Khriss has to say about it. How many people have tried to pop up, only to find out it was a death trap? And so, let's just say it's not going to be relevant until you can regularly travel there somehow that doesn't involve popping up into a giant death trap. There's no Shard in residence, but there's a Shardpool.
The problem is that's a weird planet, and visiting it from Shadesmar is- it just- in the Cosmere Collection I'll talk about that, okay? It's a weird planet, and getting to it is interesting. It's not unanswerable, but it's a ways off. At what point or which book will Sixth of the Dusk eventually tie in to?Īnd if that is unanswerable, then how many years until that book comes out?
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