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Definitions

Kingslayer
– Sheyalin longsword

Bladesunder
– Sheyalin shortsword

Jahartan Empire
– Ancient foe of Ashai during
King Coroleus’s reign

su’carai
– Weapons used by the nomadic
mountain tribes to the far east.

Cronelis
– A breed of horse

Augmerian
– Battle charger of the king’s stock

Bo’duen Parté
– A complicated archaic sword
form

vimara
– Mage power, “water of life”

Gorova
and
Munera
– Mythical fae beings
that symbolized truth and justice

great horn wool
– Export of Ashai

chessery
– An herb grown in Verril

padrion
– A type of dye; export of Ashai

selaric
– A mage material that becomes pliant
and easily formed when vimara is applied.

saph
– A gold coin with an inset sapphire
worth one hundred gold pieces.

dret
– A gold coin with an outer ring of
dretious, worth ten gold pieces.

dretious
– A mage crafted material used in
coins.

fithyball
– A sport often played by children
in the street

sylph
– Air spirit

nixie
– A female water spirit, generally
unfriendly

Meagran Principal
– The merchant principal
that says that if people
believe
a good is difficult to acquire or that
it is going to be in limited supply, you could make a much higher profit even
if it wasn’t true.

sable sand
– A material used by mages

cindermint oil
– Used for determining the
nature of poisons and toxins

crophylius serum
– Very deadly poison

triania extract
– Not deadly poison, used for
inducing sleep and vomiting; treated with solument powder

solument powder
– Used to treat triania
poisoning

terandian root oil
– Used to treat wyrmwood
poisoning

“Leuk”
– Prefix affixed to a military rank to
indicate someone who finished his 5-year term and no longer serves (e.g.
LeukSergeant)

naginata
– A wooden pole with a long
single-edged blade at one end

About the Author

Kel Kade is a single parent who currently lives and works in
Texas as an adjunct faculty member at a few area colleges teaching courses in
geosciences. Growing up, Kade lived a military lifestyle of traveling and
moving to new places every few years. Not only did these childhood experiences
instill in Kade a sense of wanderlust, but they also helped to shape an open
mind and understanding that the Earth is expansive and wild, and world culture
is so diverse it is completely indefinable. Kade has always had a deep interest
in science, ancient history, cultural anthropology, art, music, languages, and
spirituality, which is evidenced by the diversity and richness of the places
and cultures depicted in these writings.

 

Note from the Author

I hope you enjoyed reading this second book in the King’s
Dark Tidings (KDT) series. Please consider leaving a review or comments so that
I may continue to improve and expand upon this ongoing series. Also visit the
Kel Kade Official Website
.

 

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