A flock of ravens
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Danes call him Skling, the British - Orkney, and the Irish - Fomor. He is a herald of death and a vitality, a harbinger of night, the son of a wolf and brother of the snake. His name is Grimnir, and he is the last of his tribe - the last in the ancient family of monsters, since antiquity of the former scourge of mankind.
full of thirst for revenge on the murderer of his brother, Grimnir goes to the world where a new faith reigns. The old ways will be overwhelmed by grass, those who followed them are hiding in the shadows, but the Grimonir inexorably goes to their goal: leaving behind the Danish fjords, where the wisdom of the ancient gnomes gave way to madness, he falls into the heart of England, where forestry fights with each other. perfume. And then - on the emerald fields of Ireland, in the Vikings of Dublin, where the followers of the old and new ways will soon converge in the battle, and where the monster, sworn enemy people, will have to make the most difficult choice in their lives
full of thirst for revenge on the murderer of his brother, Grimnir goes to the world where a new faith reigns. The old ways will be overwhelmed by grass, those who followed them are hiding in the shadows, but the Grimonir inexorably goes to their goal: leaving behind the Danish fjords, where the wisdom of the ancient gnomes gave way to madness, he falls into the heart of England, where forestry fights with each other. perfume. And then - on the emerald fields of Ireland, in the Vikings of Dublin, where the followers of the old and new ways will soon converge in the battle, and where the monster, sworn enemy people, will have to make the most difficult choice in their lives
Author:
Author:Oden S.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: Fantasy Moors
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-17-105736-7
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