Trembling, almost unable to breathe, Storm crawled to the bed and opened the coffer.
Arclath came awake in an instant, grabbing at his sword. She flung herself on him and kissed him to quell all questions, holding him down with all her strength as Elminster’s ashes flowed up the young dancer and into her.
And Amarune rose, unspeaking, smiled down at them with Elminster’s eyes—eyes that danced with joy—and went out into the night.
The tale of Elminster continues in Bury Elminster Deep
Table of Contents
Cover
Other Books by This Author
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Prologue
Chapter One - Dark Decisions
Chapter Two - Another Bold Night in Brave Cormyr
Chapter Four - Traitors Behind Every Door
Chapter Five - Overheard and Spied Upon
Chapter Six - A Chalice, Much Blood, and a Masked Princess
Chapter Seven - Nobles, Shadows, and Deadly Doings
Chapter Eight - Much Brazen Creeping About
Chapter Nine - In the Name of the Dragon
Chapter Ten - Harder Than Harbor Rain
Chapter Eleven - Temptations for Many
Chapter Twelve - Darker and Darker
Chapter Thirteen - Nothing to Laugh At, At All
Chapter Fourteen - Justice, Order, and Refinement
Chapter Fifteen - Enter a Lord, Laughing
Chapter Seventeen - Wizards Go to War
Chapter Eighteen - Talons and Peacocks and Worse
Chapter Nineteen - Expecting Much Blood
Chapter Twenty - When Vengeful Ghosts Walk
Chapter Twenty-One - A Night of Swords and Blood
Chapter Twenty-Two - Hands Clasped Over a Decanter
Chapter Twenty-Three - To Dream a Little Dream of Being King
Chapter Twenty-Four - A Storm in Shadowdale
Chapter Twenty-Five - Well Earned
Chapter Twenty-Six - Driving Wizards to Drink
Chapter Twenty-Seven - Blood on the Rooftops
Chapter Twenty-Eight - I Used to Be a Wizard
Chapter Thirty - Your Castle or Mine
Chapter Thirty-One - We Must Do Whatever We Must
Chapter Thirty-Two - Hunting Elminsters
Chapter Thirty-Three - My Hounds to Hunt You Down
Chapter Thirty-Four - Rune, Rune, Gone Away
Chapter Thirty-Five - A Great Magic Unleashed
Chapter Thirty-Six - A New Blade Drawn
Epilogue