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Humans had named the planet Ver-draak after the huge reptiles they found there. Among the native Ni-lach people, special singers were trained to control the deadly predators. But humans had to depend on the Ni-lach for protection.
So when a group of human adventurers planned an expedtition across the dreaded Draak's Teeth mountains, they needed a draak-singer to safeguard their journey.
Suddenly the Ni-lach Bhaldavin was thrust into a quest for the relics fo a forgotten era - and his only hope for freedom lay with the very people who had enslaved him.
Preceded by "Where the Ni-Lach" and "Shadow Singer"
Humans had named the planet Ver-draak after the huge reptiles they found there. Among the native Ni-lach people, special singers were trained to control the deadly predators. But humans had to depend on the Ni-lach for protection.
So when a group of human adventurers planned an expedtition across the dreaded Draak's Teeth mountains, they needed a draak-singer to safeguard their journey.
Suddenly the Ni-lach Bhaldavin was thrust into a quest for the relics fo a forgotten era - and his only hope for freedom lay with the very people who had enslaved him.
Preceded by "Where the Ni-Lach" and "Shadow Singer"
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