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These chapters aren't a book you find and read: each is revealed by a tapestry or wallcarving. See Tapestries for where each one appears.
1. Alain
Alain, the count palatine’s son found his way here after being accosted by a vagrant in the Holds.
The vagrant lost his arm.
Alain lost everything.
Alain, the count palatine’s son found his way here after being accosted by a vagrant in the Holds.
The vagrant lost his arm.
Alain lost everything.
2. Demir
The finest merchant in Constantinople died here.
The Venetians ground their teeth at his prices.
The Florentines wept when they saw his wares.
The Genoese could only laugh!
May the caravans plod their easy trail across the earth again some day.
Goodbye, my friends.
The finest merchant in Constantinople died here.
The Venetians ground their teeth at his prices.
The Florentines wept when they saw his wares.
The Genoese could only laugh!
May the caravans plod their easy trail across the earth again some day.
Goodbye, my friends.
3. Örs
I should have gone with the Hansa.
I should have died with Wilifred.
Anything but this horrid cage.
Oh God, save me.
I should have gone with the Hansa.
I should have died with Wilifred.
Anything but this horrid cage.
Oh God, save me.
4. Héloïse
You stand in the last home of Héloïse Corbeau,
one-time jewel and one-time blade of the court of France.
You stand in the last home of Héloïse Corbeau,
one-time jewel and one-time blade of the court of France.
5. Tobias
Here rests Tobias Holtz.
He fought as long as he could.
Here rests Tobias Holtz.
He fought as long as he could.
6. Unknown
Lo, the stones blind me no longer. I see the stars in their perfect automation. The gears turn the armillary of the world, but now the Firmament shatters! It shatters! And the light seeps through. We are but dust in the eye of greatness. That which comes is built upon our meagre bones!
Lo, the stones blind me no longer. I see the stars in their perfect automation. The gears turn the armillary of the world, but now the Firmament shatters! It shatters! And the light seeps through. We are but dust in the eye of greatness. That which comes is built upon our meagre bones!