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* LetNoCrisisGoToWaste: When Paran finds that [[spoiler:Dujek Onearm and his entire command cadre are dieing of the plague]], he seizes the opportunity [[PlayedForLaughs to pretend to be Captain Kindly]], take command of the 2nd Army and dispose of [[spoiler:the Mistress of Pestilence]].
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--> [[spoiler:'''Tavore:''' We are leaving the Malazan Empire. And in all likelihood, we will never return.]]]]
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* NoSell: Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god -- which [[spoiler:Poliel, goddess of disease, learns too late.]]
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* NoSell: MoodWhiplash: When incoming jade meteorites threaten the entire Malazan world, various characters who witness the impending doom undergo different emotions... except for Sergeant Hellian, who was too drunk to notice the entire thing (except for a question on why everything looks green now). She even ended up unwittingly trading a bottle of alcohol with Admiral Nok, as everybody stared dumbfoundedly at her oblivious brazenness.
--> [Nok] guided her, with one firm hand on her shoulder, in the right direction. Clutching the beautiful and beautifully swishing flask against her chest, Hellian made her way along, through the green murk, and all the staring faces. She stuck out her tongue.
--> ''They can get their own.''
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** Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god -- which [[spoiler:Poliel, goddess of disease, learns too late.]]
** In the last sequence of the book, [[spoiler: During T'avore's race back to the ships, T'amber suffers an ungodly amount of wounds fighting off the Claws that are after them. Kalam at one point remarks that she shouldn't be able to stand at all. She still succumbs, in the end.]]
--> [Nok] guided her, with one firm hand on her shoulder, in the right direction. Clutching the beautiful and beautifully swishing flask against her chest, Hellian made her way along, through the green murk, and all the staring faces. She stuck out her tongue.
--> ''They can get their own.''
* NoSell:
** Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god -- which [[spoiler:Poliel, goddess of disease, learns too late.]]
** In the last sequence of the book, [[spoiler: During T'avore's race back to the ships, T'amber suffers an ungodly amount of wounds fighting off the Claws that are after them. Kalam at one point remarks that she shouldn't be able to stand at all. She still succumbs, in the end.]]
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* TheFundamentalist: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas is prepared to die for the Whirlwind Goddess -- [[spoiler:at least until he witnesses Leoman's betrayal of the cause.]]
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* TheFundamentalist: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas is prepared to die for the Whirlwind Goddess -- [[spoiler:at least until he witnesses Leoman's betrayal of the cause.cause, prompting his...]]
* [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas, after witnessing Leoman's betrayal, is forced to cooperate with the surviving Malazans as they attempt to escape the firestorm engulfing Y'Ghatan. Witnessing how... normal the Malazan soldiers are, his opinion of them undergoes a gradual 180, and by the time they emerge aboveground, Corrab joins the Bonehunters, fully committed.]]
* [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas, after witnessing Leoman's betrayal, is forced to cooperate with the surviving Malazans as they attempt to escape the firestorm engulfing Y'Ghatan. Witnessing how... normal the Malazan soldiers are, his opinion of them undergoes a gradual 180, and by the time they emerge aboveground, Corrab joins the Bonehunters, fully committed.]]
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Now that Sha'ik's rebellion has been crushed, Adjunct Tavore's Fourteenth Army are in pursuit of of the increasingly desperate Leoman of the Flails and the last rebel army under his command. He fortifies himself in Y'Ghatan, a city already infamous for the Malazan blood spilled there, and the Fourteenth prepares itself for a brutal siege. Fiddler, Kalam and Quick Ben, reunited under Tavore's banner, attempt to discover just where the Adjunct's loyalties lie, while Fiddler's squad mage Bottle finds himself the target of an unexpected force reaching forward from the very beginning of history.
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Now that Sha'ik's rebellion has been crushed, Adjunct Tavore's Fourteenth Army are is in pursuit of of the increasingly desperate Leoman of the Flails and the last rebel army under his command. He fortifies himself in Y'Ghatan, a city already infamous for the Malazan blood spilled there, and the Fourteenth prepares itself for a brutal siege. Fiddler, Kalam and Quick Ben, reunited under Tavore's banner, attempt to discover just where the Adjunct's loyalties lie, while Fiddler's squad mage Bottle finds himself the target of an unexpected force reaching forward from the very beginning of history.
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Karsa Orlong continues to wander the wastes of Seven Cities, saving the life of a witch, Samar Dev, in the process. Fascinated by the huge Toblakai, Samar Dev becomes his travelling companion, to Karsa's grudging acceptance.
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-> [...] None could know the mind of Adjunct Tavore. Not her closest officers, and not the common soldier under her command. But there were distant stirrings, to be sure, more easily noted in retrospect, and it would be presumptuous and indeed dismissive to claim that the Adjunct was ignorant of the growing troubles, not only in her command, but at the very heart of the Malazan Empire. [...]
-> This, more than at any other time beforehand, gave brutal truth to the conviction that Adjunct Tavore was cold iron, thrust into the soul of a raging forge...
-->-- ''None to Witness (The Lost History of the Bonehunters)'', Duiker of Darujhistan
-> This, more than at any other time beforehand, gave brutal truth to the conviction that Adjunct Tavore was cold iron, thrust into the soul of a raging forge...
-->-- ''None to Witness (The Lost History of the Bonehunters)'', Duiker of Darujhistan
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--> [[spoiler:'''Queen of Dreams:''' Dunsparrow, did you know you were marked? No, I gather you did not - you were but newborn when sanctified, after all. And then stolen away, from the temple, by [Whiskeyjack]. Hood never forgave him for that, and took in the end a most satisfying vengeance, ever turning away a healer's touch when nothing else was needed, when that touch could have changed the world, could have shattered an age old curse.]]
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* NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:In the final chapters of the novel, POV characters are able to briefly read Tavore's facial expression for the first time in the series as the XanatosGambit she's been trapped in gradually becomes evident. The effect of her understaded OhCrap is subdued yet effective, because readers by this point are aware of the amount of extreme fear it would take to break the Adjunct's poker face.]]
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** [[spoiler:In the penultimate chapter, a barely described GambitPileup has Mallick Rel and Korbolo Dom placed in positions of power at Laseen's court. The Adjunct therefore elects to take her army and leave the Malazan Empire forever.]]
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** [[spoiler:Over the course of one chapter, Ganoes Paran singlehandedly murders goddess Poliel (thus bringing the continent-wide plague to an end) and inherits Onearm's Host as new High Fist in the stead of the suddenly deceased Dujek Onearm.]]
* WhamLine:
--> [[spoiler:'''Tavore:''' We are leaving the Malazan Empire. And in all likelihood, we will never return.]]
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--> [[spoiler:'''Tavore:''' We are leaving the Malazan Empire. And in all likelihood, we will never return.]]
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--> [[spoiler:'''Fiddler:''' We went hunting... through the bones of the damned city. And then, with the captain's help, we crawled outa that grave.]]
--> [[spoiler:'''Tavore:''' Bonehunters in truth, then. Welcome back, soldiers.]]
--> [[spoiler:'''Fiddler:''' We went hunting... through the bones of the damned city. And then, with the captain's help, we crawled outa that grave.]]
--> [[spoiler:'''Tavore:''' Bonehunters in truth, then. Welcome back, soldiers.]]
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:Paran kills Poliel, goddess of disease,]] disease, by stabbing her with a shard of otataral and letting the Deragoth tear her to pieces.pieces]].
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* KillItWithFire: Leoman's plan to defeat the Malazans [[spoiler:amounts to trapping as many of them as possible inside Y'Ghatan and burning the entire city to the ground.]]
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* WhamEpisode: [[spoiler:Leoman summons a firestorm during the siege of Y'Ghatan, trapping or killing nearly all Malazan forces inside the city, sacrificing his entire army, and razing the city to the ground.]]
** [[spoiler:Midway through the novel, Cutter, Scillara, Felisin, Heboric and Greyfrog are abruptly ambushed and cut to pieces by a group of T'lan Imass.]]
** [[spoiler:Over the course of one chapter, Ganoes Paran singlehandedly murders goddess Poliel (thus bringing the continent-wide plague to an end) and inherits Onearm's Host as new High Fist in the stead of the suddenly deceased Dujek Onearm.]]
** [[spoiler:Midway through the novel, Cutter, Scillara, Felisin, Heboric and Greyfrog are abruptly ambushed and cut to pieces by a group of T'lan Imass.]]
** [[spoiler:Over the course of one chapter, Ganoes Paran singlehandedly murders goddess Poliel (thus bringing the continent-wide plague to an end) and inherits Onearm's Host as new High Fist in the stead of the suddenly deceased Dujek Onearm.]]
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''The Bonehunters'' is book six of ten in the ''Literature/MalazanBookOfTheFallen'', and it is the third and last book in the Seven Cities arc, picking up where ''Literature/HouseOfChains'' left off.
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''The Bonehunters'' is the sixth book six of ten in the ''Literature/MalazanBookOfTheFallen'', and it is the third and last book in the Seven Cities arc, picking up where ''Literature/HouseOfChains'' left off.
off. It was released in 2006, and is preceded by ''Literature/MidnightTides''.
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''The Bonehunters'' is book six of ten in the ''MalazanBookOfTheFallen'', ''Literature/MalazanBookOfTheFallen'', and it is the third and last book in the Seven Cities arc, picking up where ''House of Chains'' ''Literature/HouseOfChains'' left off in the continent of Seven Cities. off.
Now that Sha'ik's rebellion has been crushed, Adjunct Tavore's Fourteenth Army are in pursuit of of the increasingly desperate Leoman of the Flails and the last rebel army under his command. He fortifies himself inY'ghatan, Y'Ghatan, a city already infamous for the Malazan blood spilled there, and the Fourteenth prepares itself for a brutal siege. Fiddler, Kalam and Quick Ben, reunited under Tavore's banner, attempt to discover just where the Adjunct's loyalties lie, while Fiddler's squad mage Bottle finds himself the target of an unexpected force reaching forward from the very beginning of history.
Now that Sha'ik's rebellion has been crushed, Adjunct Tavore's Fourteenth Army are in pursuit of of the increasingly desperate Leoman of the Flails and the last rebel army under his command. He fortifies himself in
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And in Malaz City, Banaschar, a drunken ex-priest of D'rek, desperately attempts to keep his head above water in the mass of conspiracies and ulterior motives that is threatening to boil over, taking the very heart of the Malazan Empire with it.
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And in Malaz City, Banaschar, a drunken ex-priest former priest of D'rek, desperately attempts to keep his head above water in the mass of conspiracies and ulterior motives that is threatening to boil over, taking over and take the very heart of the Malazan Empire with it.
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Followed by ''Literature/ReapersGale''.
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* Badass: Lots, as usual.
** BadassNormal: Masan Gilani, who survives an encounter with the ancient [[ShapeShifting D'ivers]] Dejim Nebrahl with nothing more than her dagger and a loincloth.
*** Kalam Mekhar, whose bodycount of professional assassins rises ever higher.
** BadassAbnormal: Ganoes Paran and Apsalar.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:Paran straight-up kills Poliel, Goddess of disease, by stabbing her with a shard of otataral and letting the Deragoth tear her to pieces.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Paran:''' Mess with mortals, Poliel, and you pay.]]
* DrillSergeantNasty: Captain Kindly has such a reputation for this that soldiers in ''other armies'' jump at the mention of his name.
** Faradan Sort appears this way at first, but ends up proving everyone wrong [[spoiler:by deserting the Fourteenth to save the soldiers trapped under Y'ghatan.]]
* TheFundamentalist: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas is prepared to die for the Whirlwind Goddess--[[spoiler:at least until he witnesses Leoman's betrayal of the cause.]]
* GutPunch: [[spoiler:Heboric's sudden, brutal death at the hands of the rogue T'lan Imass, rather abruptly bringing his character arc to an end.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Truth runs into the burning palace in Y'ghatan with a bag of explosives to clear a path through the flames for the other Malazans.]]
* KillItWithFire: Leoman's plan to defeat the Malazans, [[spoiler:which amounts to trapping as many of them as possible inside Y'Ghatan and burning the entire city to the ground.]]
* KnifeNut: Smiles, who will fling them at anyone who makes her angry, including her fellow soldiers.
* MadBomber: The Malazan sappers as usual, but especially Crump, whose homemade wad of explosives nearly gets every sapper killed in the attack on Y'Ghatan as it levels a vast portion of the city wall.
* NoSell: Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god.
* OnlyMostlyDead: [[spoiler:Kalam's eventual fate, grievously wounded and fatally poisoned, but inside the stasis of the Deadhouse, making it potentially possible for someone to heal him.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: Dejim Nebrahl and The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Combined with a VillainousBreakdown in the rant Shadowthrone directs at Paran after [[spoiler:he releases the Deragoth.]]
-->'''Shadowthrone:''' Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that? Why? ''Because I'm not an idiot!!''
* ThoseTwoGuys: The relentlessly arguing ghosts Telorast and Curdle. Apsalar's patience with them does not last long.
* Badass: Lots, as usual.
** BadassNormal: Masan Gilani, who survives an encounter with the ancient [[ShapeShifting D'ivers]] Dejim Nebrahl with nothing more than her dagger and a loincloth.
*** Kalam Mekhar, whose bodycount of professional assassins rises ever higher.
** BadassAbnormal: Ganoes Paran and Apsalar.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:Paran straight-up kills Poliel, Goddess of disease, by stabbing her with a shard of otataral and letting the Deragoth tear her to pieces.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Paran:''' Mess with mortals, Poliel, and you pay.]]
* DrillSergeantNasty: Captain Kindly has such a reputation for this that soldiers in ''other armies'' jump at the mention of his name.
** Faradan Sort appears this way at first, but ends up proving everyone wrong [[spoiler:by deserting the Fourteenth to save the soldiers trapped under Y'ghatan.]]
* TheFundamentalist: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas is prepared to die for the Whirlwind Goddess--[[spoiler:at least until he witnesses Leoman's betrayal of the cause.]]
* GutPunch: [[spoiler:Heboric's sudden, brutal death at the hands of the rogue T'lan Imass, rather abruptly bringing his character arc to an end.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Truth runs into the burning palace in Y'ghatan with a bag of explosives to clear a path through the flames for the other Malazans.]]
* KillItWithFire: Leoman's plan to defeat the Malazans, [[spoiler:which amounts to trapping as many of them as possible inside Y'Ghatan and burning the entire city to the ground.]]
* KnifeNut: Smiles, who will fling them at anyone who makes her angry, including her fellow soldiers.
* MadBomber: The Malazan sappers as usual, but especially Crump, whose homemade wad of explosives nearly gets every sapper killed in the attack on Y'Ghatan as it levels a vast portion of the city wall.
* NoSell: Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god.
* OnlyMostlyDead: [[spoiler:Kalam's eventual fate, grievously wounded and fatally poisoned, but inside the stasis of the Deadhouse, making it potentially possible for someone to heal him.]]
* SealedEvilInACan: Dejim Nebrahl and The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Combined with a VillainousBreakdown in the rant Shadowthrone directs at Paran after [[spoiler:he releases the Deragoth.]]
-->'''Shadowthrone:''' Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that? Why? ''Because I'm not an idiot!!''
* ThoseTwoGuys: The relentlessly arguing ghosts Telorast and Curdle. Apsalar's patience with them does not last long.
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* Badass: Lots, as usual.
** BadassNormal: Masan Gilani, who survives an encounter with the ancient [[ShapeShifting D'ivers]] Dejim Nebrahl with nothing more than her dagger and a loincloth.
*** Kalam Mekhar, whose bodycount of professional assassins rises ever higher.
** BadassAbnormal: Ganoes Paran and Apsalar.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:Paran
* DrillSergeantNasty:
** Captain Kindly has such a strict reputation that soldiers in ''other armies'' jump at the mention of his name.
%%** Faradan Sort appears this way at first, but ends up proving everyone wrong [[spoiler:by deserting the Fourteenth to save the soldiers trapped under Y'ghatan.]]
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** Faradan Sort appears this way at first, but ends up proving everyone wrong [[spoiler:by deserting the Fourteenth to save the soldiers trapped under Y'ghatan.
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* MadBomber: The Malazan sappers are all very fond of their Moranth munitions, but nobody is as crazy as Crump, whose glued-together pair of cussers nearly gets every sapper killed in the
* NoSell: Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to
* KillItWithFire: Leoman's plan to defeat the Malazans, [[spoiler:which amounts to trapping as many of them as possible inside Y'Ghatan and burning the entire city to the ground.]]
* KnifeNut: Smiles, who will fling them at anyone who makes her angry, including her fellow soldiers.
* MadBomber: The Malazan sappers as usual, but especially Crump, whose homemade wad of explosives nearly gets every sapper killed in the attack on Y'Ghatan as it levels a vast portion of the city wall.
* NoSell: Even a small quantity of otataral is enough to negate any magical energy in the area, up to and including that of a god.
* SealedEvilInACan: Dejim Nebrahl and The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
-->'''Shadowthrone:''' Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that? Why? ''Because I'm not an
%%* SealedEvilInACan: Dejim Nebrahl and The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
* SurprisinglySuddenDeath: [[spoiler:Heboric Ghost Hands]] is killed in a sudden, brutal way by the rogue T'lan Imass, rather abruptly bringing his character arc to an end.
* ThoseTwoGuys: The
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* Badass: Lots, as usual.
** BadassNormal: Masan Gilani, who survives an encounter with the ancient [[ShapeShifting D'ivers]] Dejim Nebrahl with nothing more than her dagger and a loincloth.
*** Kalam Mekhar, whose bodycount of professional assassins rises ever higher.
** BadassAbnormal: Ganoes Paran and Apsalar.
* Badass: Lots, as usual.
** BadassNormal: Masan Gilani, who survives an encounter with the ancient [[ShapeShifting D'ivers]] Dejim Nebrahl with nothing more than her dagger and a loincloth.
*** Kalam Mekhar, whose bodycount of professional assassins rises ever higher.
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* GutPunch: [[spoiler:Heboric's sudden, brutal death at the hands of the rogue T'lan Imass, rather abruptly bringing his character arc to an end.]]
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Combined with a VillainousBreakdown in the rant Shadowthrone directs at Paran after [spoiler:he releases the Deragoth.]
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*TheFundamentalist: Corabb Bhilan Thenu'alas is prepared to die for the Whirlwind Goddess--[[spoiler:at least until he witnesses Leoman's betrayal of the cause.]]
*MadBomber: The Malazan sappers as usual, but especially Crump, whose homemade wad of explosives nearly gets every sapper killed in the attack on Y'Ghatan as it levels a vast portion of the city wall.
*SealedEvilInACan: The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
*TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Combined with a VillainousBreakdown in the rant Shadowthrone directs at Paran after [spoiler:he releases the Deragoth.]
-->'''Shadowthrone:''' Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that? Why? ''Because I'm not an idiot!!''
*MadBomber: The Malazan sappers as usual, but especially Crump, whose homemade wad of explosives nearly gets every sapper killed in the attack on Y'Ghatan as it levels a vast portion of the city wall.
*SealedEvilInACan: The Deragoth, the Hounds of Darkness.
*TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Combined with a VillainousBreakdown in the rant Shadowthrone directs at Paran after [spoiler:he releases the Deragoth.]
-->'''Shadowthrone:''' Pure genius. Why didn't I think of that? Why? ''Because I'm not an idiot!!''
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!!This novel provides examples of the following tropes:
*ThoseTwoGuys: The relentlessly arguing ghosts Telorast and Curdle. Apsalar's patience with them does not last long.
!!This novel provides examples of the following tropes:
*ThoseTwoGuys: The relentlessly arguing ghosts Telorast and Curdle. Apsalar's patience with them does not last long.
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''The Bonehunters'' is book six of ten in the ''MalazanBookOfTheFallen'', picking up where ''House of Chains'' left off in the continent of Seven Cities. Now that Sha'ik's rebellion has been crushed, Adjunct Tavore's Fourteenth Army are in pursuit of of the increasingly desperate Leoman of the Flails and the last rebel army under his command. He fortifies himself in Y'ghatan, a city already infamous for the Malazan blood spilled there, and the Fourteenth prepares itself for a brutal siege. Fiddler, Kalam and Quick Ben, reunited under Tavore's banner, attempt to discover just where the Adjunct's loyalties lie, while Fiddler's squad mage Bottle finds himself the target of an unexpected force reaching forward from the very beginning of history.
Meanwhile, an aimless Apsalar is given a list of assassination targets by Cotillion, and picks up a couple of mysterious but obnoxious ghosts along the way.
Karsa Orlong continues to wander the wastes of Seven Cities, saving the life of a witch, Samar Dev, in the process. Fascinated by the huge Toblakai, Dev becomes his traveling companion, to Karsa's grudging acceptance.
Heboric Ghost Hands, brimming with newfound power as the Destriant of Treach, sets off with his companions to Otataral Island in answer to the cries of the souls trapped in the mysterious jade colossus buried in the sand.
And in Malaz City, Banaschar, a drunken ex-priest of D'rek, desperately attempts to keep his head above water in the mass of conspiracies and ulterior motives that is threatening to boil over, taking the very heart of the Malazan Empire with it.
Meanwhile, an aimless Apsalar is given a list of assassination targets by Cotillion, and picks up a couple of mysterious but obnoxious ghosts along the way.
Karsa Orlong continues to wander the wastes of Seven Cities, saving the life of a witch, Samar Dev, in the process. Fascinated by the huge Toblakai, Dev becomes his traveling companion, to Karsa's grudging acceptance.
Heboric Ghost Hands, brimming with newfound power as the Destriant of Treach, sets off with his companions to Otataral Island in answer to the cries of the souls trapped in the mysterious jade colossus buried in the sand.
And in Malaz City, Banaschar, a drunken ex-priest of D'rek, desperately attempts to keep his head above water in the mass of conspiracies and ulterior motives that is threatening to boil over, taking the very heart of the Malazan Empire with it.
