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    And Terror Gave Him Wings
    And Terror Gave Him Wings
    And Terror Gave Him Wings
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    And Terror Gave Him Wings

    By Stefon Mears

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    Today master wizard Darreon tests two of his apprentices. Tahaz. Simi. Both about to become full wizards.


    But not poor Garran. Passed over again. While his fellows face their tests, he must hunt for reagents.


    But today Garran will face a trial far more dangerous than any test.


    "And Terror Gave Him Wings," a rollicking fantasy short story full of magic and adventure. From Stefon Mears, author of the Cavan Oltblood series and the Spells for Hire series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThousand Faces Publishing
    Release dateJun 28, 2020
    ISBN9781393190035
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      Even the rushing waters of the river seemed to call Garran a failure.

      The gentle blue stream he’d followed from the tower first widened angrily as it approached the canyon. Now here at the canyon’s edge, it bent hard over rocks, frothed white, and mocked him with its deep hiss as it plunged down the grays and browns of the cliffside. Foam spat at him, chilling him even more than the last breath of winter had done all morning.

      Garran had left the tower shortly after dawn. Now the sun now rode high in the bright blue sky. Garran’s undyed roughspun shirt and pants were already half-wet with sweat from the long hike to get here, and the leather bag slung over his shoulder was sealed with a spell. The spray from the river made him no more wet as it mocked.

      Garran knew no spells to quiet the river. He knew one to call water from the river, but from

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