The warrior Bayne has climbed the mountain. He has traveled to another world. He has learned of his past. Now he has to face his future.
Returning to the world of Ursia, Bayne ventures forth to find his old companion, Pedrague, the wizard-priest of the god Ashal. But Bayne is now a changed being. Believing himself a war god, he brooks no foolishness from mere mortals. His earlier stoic and harsh ways are now surpassed, and none are safe when Bayne kul Kanon strides across the land.
The warrior Bayne has climbed the mountain. He has traveled to another world. He has learned of his past. Now he has to face his future.
Returning to the world of Ursia, Bayne ventures forth to find his old companion, Pedrague, the wizard-priest of the god Ashal. But Bayne is now a changed being. Believing himself a war god, he brooks no foolishness from mere mortals. His earlier stoic and harsh ways are now surpassed, and none are safe when Bayne kul Kanon strides across the land.
In part an allegorical tale, this short novel is the third and final part of The Sword of Bayne trilogy.
This short novel also takes place in the same world as the author’s Kobalos Trilogy, but nearly 2,000 years before the events of those books.
Ty Johnston is a fiction author and former newspaper journalist. Most of his writing is in the fantasy and horror genres, but he has been known to dip his pen into the literary fountains from time to time. When not busy writing or reading, he enjoys spending time with his wife, their beagle and house rabbits.
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The warrior Bayne has climbed the mountain. He has traveled to another world. He has learned of his past. Now he has to face his future.Returning to the world of Ursia, Bayne ventures forth to find his old companion, Pedrague, the wizard-priest of the god Ashal. But Bayne is now a changed being. Believing himself a war god, he brooks no foolishness from mere mortals. His earlier stoic and harsh ways are now surpassed, and none are safe when Bayne kul Kanon strides across the land.
In part an allegorical tale, this...