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Pug, an orphaned kitchen boy in the Kingdom of Midkemia, is unexpectedly selected to become the apprentice of a local sorcerer. When a rift opens between Midkemia and another realm, a fierce war erupts across the two worlds. Pug is captured by enemy forces, and a hidden magic within him is unveiled, propelling him into the conflict’s center.
As the conflict escalates, Pug must navigate the dangers of war, learn the secrets of his new power, and forge bonds with memorable allies. The novel explores themes of destiny, mentorship, and the complex interplay between magic and warfare in a richly imagined fantasy setting.
First publish date: 1986
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Raymond E. Feist
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