Chapter 6.46 E

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Released on: Sept. 21, 2019, 4:40 p.m.

Last edited: Sept. 10, 2024, 8:31 p.m.

Book: The Witch of Webs (12)

Most mentioned character

156 mentions

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Wiskeria	141
Belavierr Donamia	109
Califor Weishart	83

Most mentioned class

141 mentions

[Witch]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Emperor]	10
[Lord]	6
[Infiltrator]	5

Most mentioned skill

1 mentions

[Headman’s Last Cut]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Immortal Moment]	1
[String of Fate]	1

Most mentioned spell

4 mentions

[Message]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Weatherchange]	3

Most mentioned location

50 mentions

Riverfarm

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Lancrel	4
Manus	3
Walled Cities	1

Mentions

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Name	Text
Manus	Fire. Fire for Manus. Fire from the skies. Fire, lightning, acid, fog, ice—the elements of the Dragons. And their children, flying through the skies, bringing death to Human lands. It had come to Riverfarm.
Riverfarm	Fire. Fire for Manus. Fire from the skies. Fire, lightning, acid, fog, ice—the elements of the Dragons. And their children, flying through the skies, bringing death to Human lands. It had come to Riverfarm.
Laken Godart	Laken could see it. The Drake was lighting up the entire countryside. This wasn’t undirected arson. There was a strategy to it. The [Emperor] spoke, his throat constricted.
[Emperor]	Laken could see it. The Drake was lighting up the entire countryside. This wasn’t undirected arson. There was a strategy to it. The [Emperor] spoke, his throat constricted.
Emperor of Sands	Laken could see it. The Drake was lighting up the entire countryside. This wasn’t undirected arson. There was a strategy to it. The [Emperor] spoke, his throat constricted.
Riverfarm	“He’s—igniting every patch of forest in thirty miles. Not just around Riverfarm. Anywhere there’s a settlement. Cities, towns—some of the villages are already in the path of the flames.”
Laken Godart	Laken couldn’t see into the villages he didn’t own. But he could see everywhere else. For now. Once again, his map of the landscape was burning. Totems made of wood burned like everything else.
Laken Godart	“Your village must flee, Laken. Now.”
Yitton Byres	Yitton Byres snapped. The caravan heading towards Riverfarm was stopped, and the [Lord] stood, communicating with the [Mage] frantically sending spells. Laken shook his head.
Riverfarm	Yitton Byres snapped. The caravan heading towards Riverfarm was stopped, and the [Lord] stood, communicating with the [Mage] frantically sending spells. Laken shook his head.
[Lord]	Yitton Byres snapped. The caravan heading towards Riverfarm was stopped, and the [Lord] stood, communicating with the [Mage] frantically sending spells. Laken shook his head.
[Mage]	Yitton Byres snapped. The caravan heading towards Riverfarm was stopped, and the [Lord] stood, communicating with the [Mage] frantically sending spells. Laken shook his head.
Laken Godart	Yitton Byres snapped. The caravan heading towards Riverfarm was stopped, and the [Lord] stood, communicating with the [Mage] frantically sending spells. Laken shook his head.
Yitton Byres	“Where? And how, Yitton?”
Gralton Radivaek	“Towards us. Or towards Gralton’s lands. Anywhere out of the flame’s path!”
Yitton Byres	“But he’s still moving, Yitton. And he’s cutting them off.”
[Lord]	The [Lord] looked up.
Laken Godart	The villagers. One group tried to flee as the flames sprung up near their home. Laken could see them fleeing their village, belongings on their backs, some with wagons hitched to frightened animals. They’d moved fast and left their village quickly, within less than ten minutes of the flames burning towards them.
Laken Godart	But the Drake had seen them too. He simply flew down the road and set a fire in the direction of the fleeing villagers. Laken clenched his fists.
Laken Godart	There was a beautiful simplicity to it. Laken Godart didn’t see it, but the Oldblood Drake did. He flew up again, letting the fire do the work that would take dozens of Drakes. The villagers would run into the fire. Some might escape if they found a path through the flames or if they were lucky, had Skills; their homes would be gone either way. And so would their livelihoods, the value of the region.

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