Content: bard

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This story follows the footsteps of a mage named Kha as he tries to understand what happened when his group tried to explore a cave and nearly everyone he loved died. I don't believe that the story itself matters. The people who live within the world are the thing that draws the reader and makes everything real. My goal is to find a way to do that with people who don't normally read fantasy. Let me know if I've managed to achieve my goal, would you? I'm looking for holes in the plot, inconsistencies in the story, details about horses or armor that the characters would know. While I'm interested in correcting the punctuation, I'd rather have feedback on the story itself, flow and voices. Thanks in advance for any and all feedback. Feel free to rip this apart and point out any and all flaws. Take care, Amy

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An addition to the anthology "A Visitor to Sandahl", this short story follows Cable Hornman and his two companions on an adventure into the mountains just north of Sandahl in the mystical land of Methanasia. Written for 'A Visitor to Sandahl' anthology, this episode picks up where "Heart of an Assassin" left off, it mentions events from "The Road to Sandahl" and has a cameo appearance by the 7 Dwarfs.

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Written as a ballad for main character in the Cable Hornman series about a traveling bard.

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The 'Tales of the Bard' continues in book two as Cable Hornman sets out in the company of a wizard to journey to Vinberg. There he hopes to find Ravenlock, master of the High Druid Council and also attend the wedding of a friend.

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