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{{Main|Tome of the Glyphmaster}} | {{Main|Tome of the Glyphmaster}} | ||
The disruption caused by the arrival of the first ever outsider to [[Overvale]] presses [[Master Ald]] further into his work of reversing the damage caused by the [[Great Purge]]. He takes Gerrod Marswan as an apprentice because he understands that Dreya has a purpose. | The disruption caused by the arrival of the first ever outsider to [[Overvale]] presses [[Master Ald]] further into his work of reversing the damage caused by the [[Great Purge]]. He takes Gerrod Marswan as an apprentice because he understands that Dreya has a purpose. Gerrod seeks knowledge from the books because he has a distrust of tradition, while his brother seeks a different path: to see the starglass. Gerrod begins to learn of the ancient past, and ultimately he aims to master the tome of [[Atury]]. | ||
{{Main|Shadows of the Culler}} | {{Main|Shadows of the Culler}} | ||
Gerrod begins to hone his skills in magic under the tutelage of Master Ald, but only under close supervision. He and his brother drift farther apart. His brother begins his own apprenticeship to sit on the village council. Ultimately, the rift between them is too distant, and Gerrod's carelessness awakens an ancient power, which is the only thing Ald fears. | |||
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[[Category:Stories]] | [[Category:Stories]] | ||
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| Series | Everwind |
| Number | Book Two |
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| Author | Janden Hale |
| Artist | Janden Hale |
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| Timeline | {{{timeline}}} |
Starglass is outlined to be the second book in the Everwind Series by Janden Hale. It will be made up of Tome of the Glyphmaster and Shadows of the Culler. This book spends much of its time detailing the growth of Dreya in the secret enclaved of Overvale, along with the widening rift between the twins Hale and Gerrod that is caused by the starglass.
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The disruption caused by the arrival of the first ever outsider to Overvale presses Master Ald further into his work of reversing the damage caused by the Great Purge. He takes Gerrod Marswan as an apprentice because he understands that Dreya has a purpose. Gerrod seeks knowledge from the books because he has a distrust of tradition, while his brother seeks a different path: to see the starglass. Gerrod begins to learn of the ancient past, and ultimately he aims to master the tome of Atury.
Gerrod begins to hone his skills in magic under the tutelage of Master Ald, but only under close supervision. He and his brother drift farther apart. His brother begins his own apprenticeship to sit on the village council. Ultimately, the rift between them is too distant, and Gerrod's carelessness awakens an ancient power, which is the only thing Ald fears.