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The Inverse
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Clair died today. We are thankful for her life, which she lived well, and for all the happiness we have enjoyed together.
Thank you for being part of Clair’s Dying Well Journey. This final blog post is her Goodbye.
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ICYMI: From the official Amazon Press Release (linked below)
1) First 3 episodes on Nov 19
3) Rest of the episodes are weekly on Fridays
2) Season Finale is on December 24
#TwitterOfTime #WheelOfTime
press.amazonstudios.com/us/e…
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Galdren explained what he saw, venom in his voice.
“And now she chases me” he said.
“There was treachery in the house of the Gray Magi too” Asher prompted.
“I vow they will both get their payment” Galdren spat again.
The Portal was dimming. The whole day had passed.
47%Back to the common room
33%Out into the town
20%Talk more in the room
15 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
Who would play Deralyn, Paladin of the Light, in a @Netflix series?
How about @lorenaxandrea? 💪🏻
What about The Librarian and Galdren? #TagYourActors
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Galdren saw through Barton’s eyes. The older man’s hands were deeply wrinkled, scratching some notes onto a creamy parchment. He heard the door creak open slowly, expecting an acolyte with some tea but was shocked, when he looked up, to see a very unlikely visitor.
32%A female Paladin of Light
21%A small, pale, girl
37%High Mancer Serabel
11%Light Mancer Arkath
19 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
New poll :)
Which one’s your favourite?
A: The Librarian
B: Galdren the Shadow Mancer
C: Deralyn, Paladin of Light
All illustrated by the marvellous @lolesromero
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Galdren followed up to Asher’s room.
“Sit” said Asher, pulling a chair to the foot of the bed. “He dug a shallow bowl from his saddle bag, followed by a bottle of black liquid. Popping the cork, he poured. Placing the bowl on the floor, he touched the liquid with his finger.
47%Images appeared
20%Sounds filled the room
27%Smoke filled the room
7%Light filled the room
15 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
Galdren considered him. He was still very much a stranger and he didn’t trust the man.
“I went to visit a friend” Galdren said.
“Yes, yes” Asher said. “Barton. And?”
Galdren thumped the table with his fist. The innkeeper studiously ignored them, though she surely listened.
25%“What do you know?”
17%“My friend was dead”
17%“None of your affair”
42%“You know he was murdered
12 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
Deralyn, Paladin of the Light.
The Paladin Orders carry shields, armour and weapons imbued with power granted by the angels or demons trapped within.
Illustration by the amazing @lolesromero ❤️
Vote on today’s poll: nitter.gq/inverseworlds/status/1…
Galdren ate his meal quietly, Asher’s almost constant prattle washing over him. His mind was elsewhere.
Asher stopped talking to look at his silent companion, the break in words getting Galdren’s attention.
“Tell me about your...
62%visit with the Gray Magi”
15%time at The Manse”
15%last time here”
8%training with the Mancers
13 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
Galdren ate his meal quietly, Asher’s almost constant prattle washing over him. His mind was elsewhere.
Asher stopped talking to look at his silent companion, the break in words getting Galdren’s attention.
“Tell me about your...
62%visit with the Gray Magi”
15%time at The Manse”
15%last time here”
8%training with the Mancers
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The last time he visited the zealots of Luscent they’d put to death their non-believers. It seems they’d mellowed over the years.
There were two groups in Luscent. Day worshippers & Night worshippers. Interesting people. Its founders were portal scholars. Like him, he smiled.
46%Bittle: ex-Day zealots
54%Bittle: ex-Night zealots
13 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
They crested a hill on the morning of the seventh day to see a village sparkling on the horizon.
Galdren squinted. “Bittle” he said. And kicked the horse forward. “Know it?” he called over to Asher.
“Not well” he admitted. “I have only travelled to Luscent by portal.”
39%A village of outcasts
30%A religious retreat
30%A training ground
23 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
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Brief silence & a nod from Galdren. Galdren ordered a meal, though Asher said he had eaten.
“So tell me what you know of our destination” said Asher. “West?”
“West, then North” he said, putting another spoonful into his mouth. “Through Urith and into Mirith.”
“Is that wise?”
7%I need someone in Althera
36%We need help from Luscent
21%You go where I say we go
36%Not wise, but necessary
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“Mancer Galdren?” the man enquired as he approached. The man stood up straight & held out his hand. Galdren nodded and shook it, finding his hand softer than he expected. “Call me Asher” he said.
They went inside, secured lodgings & sat in the common room.
Galdren asked
9%where are you from?
27%how can you help me?
0%which way should we go?
64%why did Jasper send you?
11 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
To the left of the sword drawing, a block of dense angelic script, to the right, a panel of demonic words.
Kasta ran her hand across the words at the top of the page. “The Sword of the High Mancer”.
Kasta’s eyes scanned the text. “Which form of the sword shall I craft?”
40%“A blade of Light”
30%“A blade of Shadow”
30%“A blade of Darkness”
20 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
Kasta looked at the scroll in wonder, up at Lord Bryn, then back at the scroll. Her hand brushed the vellum lightly.
“This is exquisite” she said quietly. Looking at him, she continued “this will cost a fortune. And it will take me weeks to construct”.
“A true test” he smirked.
61%Plans for a sword
6%Plans for a shield
17%Plans for a crown
17%Plans for horse armour
18 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
“I am your Lord.” He smiled no more. “Where is my necklace?”
“It’s safe” she replied.
“You left it behind?” He roared.
Kasta nodded, flinching at his anger. “I agreed to work for you. You won’t find my skill outside of Mynistern.”
His smile returned.
32%“Ok. Let’s start again.”
16%“We will get it tomorrow”
53%“You need to prove it”
19 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
They went down a staircase. “Come with me” Lord Bryn Said to Kasta. “The rest, to bed.” His people bobbed heads at him, one woman with a bruised face sneered at Kasta.
Kasta & Bryn entered a small library. He sat at a desk, she stood in front. “I want the necklace now” he said.
38%“It’s not here”
31%“I need it for insurance”
15%She gives it to him
15%She asks payment first
13 votes • Final results The Inverse retweeted
They entered a dimly-lit room, empty save for two carved and lacquered magical etchings in the stone floor.
“Portals?” Kasta asked. “Where are we going?” She hoped Michael wouldn’t do anything foolish when found her missing. If they were to use a portal he may never find her.
71%“My home in Jasamayne”
29%“My retreat in Parsha”
21 votes • Final results