I love starting this book and seeing and having that old home week feeling of catching up with the characters and at the same time seeing the journey we've taken has made them into different people. So satisfying, so sill. So fulfilling.
Fugitive Prince (Wars of Light & Shadow) (1997)
The schism began with two half-brothers empowered to subdue a Mistwraith. In revenge it cursed them to a life of perpetual conflict. Each believes absolutely in his cause, and loathes the other for opposing it...Lysaer, Prince of the Light – a charismatic leader sworn to set humanity free from sorcerous oppression. He claims divine power to safeguard his people from an enemy he is convinced will destroy them.Arithon, Master of Shadow – a trained mage who wishes for nothing but to defuse war, and search out the vanished old races who hold the key to restore the world's shattered peace. When Koriani enchantresses join forces with Lysaer, new intrigues upset Arithon's hard-won autonomy. Faction is set against faction, heart against heart, and the scene is set for an explosive recurrence of war. The curse of the Mistwraith echoes eternal...
I'm now about a quarter of the way through book four fugitive Prince and it's high certain characters certain factions in the world are not anthrocentric by this I mean humans are not the Pinnacle of creation they are not the most important aspect of the world and the world is not there to serve human needs there is a strong element of environmentalism running through this entire series because the way that it is framed humans are guests on this planet and they have just as much right to exist as the trees do
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