Today we’re going to talk about villains—why they’re so wonderful and horrible!
All my love,
—C
Feast of Darkness, Part II
As the epic battle approaches that will change Geadhain forever, an ancient evil stirs to life.
Throughout the far corners of the land, people and magical beings alike prepare for the war presaged by the foul star that stains the horizon, the harbinger of the Black Queen. In Pandemonia, Morigan, Caenith, and their brave friends strive to understand the weave of fate and what they have learned through their quest to capture the Mad King. Morigan’s sight reveals the love and jealousy of the Dreamers and the origin of the immortal kings, and she bears witness to the birth of a great evil. She and her companions, fearing all they value will be plunged into darkness without their help, turn to a mythic relic and a sworn enemy as their last chance to return to Eod before it is too late.
The good people of the City of Wonders, meanwhile, must prepare for battle without their leaders. King Magnus, Queen Lila and their hale companions journey to the frozen north to seek the inevitable force of Winter, the power they will need to confront the Mad King, who—bound as he is to the elemental of fire—easily destroys all who confront him.
When the immortal kings clash, familiar heroes join the struggle, transformed by blood into the mightiest of warriors. And Morigan undertakes a lonely mission, transcending space and time to ease the suffering of a Dreamer. This is the battle to end all battles, the fight that will either lead Geadhain to misery, or usher in a new era and an uneasy peace: that of a world without kings and Dreamers.