Prepared to return home, the Covendale children discover a green cloud around the city of Nova Marmoxa. And soon enough this green cloud explodes into life, pursuing the children and their companions. A Second Adventure in Basthinia
After the King of the Yellow River is defeated, the children from Covendale are finally ready to return home. Upon approaching Nova Marmoxa, however, they witness a strange sight on the horizon – a thick green cloud is wrapped around the sleepy Laubendan city. Sage believes this cloud has something to do with a period of Basthinian history called the Bronze Age, a time when an island people ruled the waves, when a cult of mages kept watch over the continent, and when six heroes battled an invasion of monsters and a treacherous sorcerer. And soon enough this green cloud explodes into life, pursuing the children and their companions through sodden marshlands, over crocodile-infested waters, across an eerie country of hills and valleys, and down into a forgotten city, where Sage at last comes up with a plan to halt the progress of their new enemy. Prologue
Chapter 01: Back in Covendale
Chapter 02: Brother Watmore breaks his vow
Chapter 03: The rise of the Hexamite Empire
Chapter 04: Minas enters the Ancient Mysteries
Chapter 05: The green fallout
Chapter 06: The scouts pass north
Chapter 07: Under the green cloud
Chapter 08: The baboon’s staff
Chapter 09: The Head Honcho
Chapter 10: The Shrine of Grumbas the Terrible
Chapter 11: The Grand Bayer removes the veil
Chapter 12: The sack of Caravan Mutt
Chapter 13: Sage plays a game
Chapter 14: The Lechelands
Chapter 15: Tea at Gwindlelocke
Chapter 16: The forgotten ones
Chapter 17: The Terracotta City
Chapter 18: The Basilica
Chapter 19: Into the Labyrinth
Chapter 20: Lupus lures the Green Sorcerer
Chapter 21: Oliver makes a final dash
Chapter 22: Sage’s gambit
Chapter 23: Many farewells
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