Chapter Summaries (Empire of Silence)
Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Crispin Marlowe
- Sir Felix Martyn
- Tor Gibson
- Aleister Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Simeon the Red (mentioned only)
- Cid Arthur (mentioned only)
- Kasia Soulier (mentioned only)
- Kharn Sagara (mentioned only)
- Abiatha (mentioned only)
- Helene (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Tor Gibson
- Tor Alcuin (mentioned only)
- Aleister Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Crispin Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Simeon the Red (mentioned only)
- Merlin (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Lena Balem
- Aleister Marlowe
- Crispin Marlowe
- Adaeze Feng
- Kyra
- Uma Sylvia
- Sir Roban Milosh
- Elmira Kephalos (mentioned only)
- Sir Ardian Tullo (mentioned only)
- Julian Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Liliana Kephalos-Marlowe
- Aleister Marlowe
- Crispin Marlowe
- Tor Gibson
- Tor Alcuin
- Adaeze Feng
- Xun Gong Sun
- Tor Terence
- Sir Felix Martyn (mentioned only)
- The Emperor (mentioned only)
- The Prince of Jadd (mentioned only)
- Sappho (mentioned only)
- Caesar (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Aleister Marlowe
- Crispin Marlowe
- Adaeze Feng
- Xun Gong Sun
- Tor Gibson
- Tor Alcuin
- Sir Felix Martyn
- Eusebia
- Severn
- Lena Balem (mentioned only)
- Sir Ardian Tullo (mentioned only)
- Liliana Kephalos-Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Elmira Kephalos (mentioned only)
- Julian Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Thaddeus Orin (mentioned only)
- The Emperor (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Crispin Marlowe
- Sir Roban Milosh
- Tom Marcoh
- Kyra (mentioned only)
- Sir Felix Martyn (mentioned only)
- Valka (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Jem
- Zeb
- Crispin Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Aleister Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Elmira Kephalos (mentioned only)
- Sir Roban Milosh (mentioned only)
- Kyra (mentioned only)
- Eusebia (mentioned only)
- Adaeze Feng (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Tor Gibson
- Crispin Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Aleister Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Liliana Kephalos-Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Sir Roban Milosh (mentioned only)
- Sir Ardian Tullo (mentioned only)
- Kyra (mentioned only)
- Tor Alma (mentioned only)
- Lucian Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Fuchsia Bellgrove-Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Eusebia (mentioned only)
- Oedipus (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Aleister Marlowe
- Sir Roban Milosh
- Crispin Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Tor Gibson (mentioned only)
- Tor Alcuin (mentioned only)
- The Emperor (mentioned only)
- Simeon the Red (mentioned only)
- Juvenal (mentioned only)
- Hadrian Marlowe (point of view)
- Tor Gibson
- Aleister Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Crispin Marlowe (mentioned only)
- Elmira Kephalos (mentioned only)
- Sir Felix Martyn (mentioned only)
- Sir Roban Milosh (mentioned only)
- Tor Alcuin (mentioned only)
- Tor Alma (mentioned only)
- Eusebia (mentioned only)
- Severn (mentioned only)
- Kyra (mentioned only)
- Timon Marlowe IV (mentioned only)
- The Emperor (mentioned only)
- Shakespeare (mentioned only)
- Serling (mentioned only)
- Sargon (mentioned only)
- Marcus Aurelius (mentioned only)
Locations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Devil's Rest
Characters Plot Summary As he begins chronicling his own life, Hadrian Marlowe deliberates about where to begin. He tells of razed cities, Pale monsters, and a murdered sun. He tells also of an Empire, one that has its own version of events—a version which ends in Hadrian's execution. He goes on, writing of the many names he has been given, such as Hadrian Halfmortal, Al Neroblis, and Oimn Belu, and the many things he has been, such as soldier, scholar, and slave, during his life. Eventually, Hadrian writes of his childhood, being born to House Marlowe during a time of war with the Cielcin. He was largely brought up by his father's servants, during which time his family maintained their uranium-mining business. As he grew older, Hadrian got a brother, Crispin—four years younger than himself—and was taught in combat, language, religion, math, physics, and other fields by various teachers. As he waits for his lesson with Sir Felix Martyn to begin, Hadrian is pulled aside by Tor Gibson, who wishes to tell him something privately. Before they get a chance to converse, however, Sir Felix and Crispin arrive. Hadrian leaves Gibson with a promise that they'll speak afterward, and joins the others for the lesson in combat. Sir Felix has them practice dueling with each other, during which he criticizes Crispin's poor form and Hadrian's cautiousness. With both being protected by Royse shields, they duel each other, Crispin being more aggressive while Hadrian is more precise. Locations Characters Plot Summary After the lesson, Hadrian seeks out Gibson to inquire about what his teacher wishes to tell him. As he finds him, Gibson explains to Hadrian that the Wong-Hopper Consortium will visit them within the week, which Hadrian is surprised to have not learned. Next, Gibson informs him that the planet Cai Shen has been destroyed by the Cielcin. After the shock of revelation recedes slightly, Hadrian connects the Wong-Hopper Consortium's presence with his family's uranium mines. With Cai Shen destroyed, his own planet of Delos has become the largest licensed supplier of uranium in the sector. Though more concerning to Hadrian is that nobody informed him of these events, especially since Gibson confirms that his brother Crispin was. Locations Characters Plot Summary On the day of the Wong-Hopper Consortium's arrival on Delos, Hadrian has been sent away from the premises. He has been given the task of negotiating with Lena Balem, the Mining Guild representative. She brings up her concerns about the poor working conditions in the uranium mines, requesting better machines and protective gear. She tells of an accident, wherein she lost seventeen of her workers and an entire drill rig, and becomes increasingly bitter toward House Marlowe's inaction. Hadrian does not reprimand her insubordination—as his father might have—but offers to her no more than to take her concerns to his father. After he has left the meeting with the Mining Guild representative, Hadrian falls into conversation with his lieutenant, Kyra, as they fly toward Devil's Rest. They speak of their own interests and of their own families, with Kyra telling of her love of piloting ships, and Hadrian expressing his dislike of his father. As they arrive, Hadrian walks into the castle, searching for his father and the meeting with the Consortium. Eventually, he finds the room in which the meeting is already ongoing, but the room's guard, Sir Roban Milosh, refuses to let him in, stating that Hadrian's father prohibits anyone from entering. Nevertheless, Hadrian forces himself past Roban, and walks into the meeting, introducing himself to their guests. His father orders him to take a seat, though Crispin occupies the seat on which Hadrian usually sits. Instead, Hadrian picks up another chair and carries it two steps up the dais where his father sits. Locations Characters Plot Summary After the meeting, Hadrian is speaking with his mother, Liliana Kephalos-Marlowe, in his rooms. They speak of the reason that Aleister could have for excluding Hadrian from the meeting, and both agree that he intends for Crispin to take Hadrian’s place as heir to the throne. Though House Marlowe has traditionally always bestowed the throne to the eldest child, it is not a tradition that can’t be broken. Hadrian is ambivalent to this, not really wanting the role, but also not wanting Crispin to get it. They speculate further about Aleister’s plans, and Hadrian regrets the degree to which his parents are estranged. Soon thereafter, Hadrian and Liliana, together with Aleister, Crispin, and the Consortium dignitaries among others, dine together. Hadrian eats in silence, listening to the conversation until Junior Minister Xun Gong Sun brings up the Cielcin. Here, Crispin bluntly asks whether or not it is true that the Cielcin eat people. Though reprimanded by Liliana, Crispin persists until Hadrian and Tor Terence confirm his question. Hadrian then continues the conversation about the Cielcin, and the Consortium dignitaries are surprised about his knowledge. Director Feng suggests that Hadrian consider a career with the Chantry, to which Hadrian is quietly disappointed, wanting instead to become a scholiast. As the discussion goes on, Hadrian speaks of the difficulty of completely eradicating the Cielcin—seeing as they are not planetbound. Aleister interrupts him, finding his words borderline treasonous, and the conversation returns to business. Locations Characters Plot Summary Having been awoken late by a servant, Hadrian hurries through the keep to attend another meeting between House Marlowe and the Wong-Hopper Consortium. This time, the guards let him through, though Crispin has again taken the seat closest to Aleister. At the time of Hadrian’s entry, the meeting is revolving around the issue of the uranium miners' discontent. Eusebia, the Chantry prior in Meidua, soon changes the topic of the conversation to the Cielcin. The Chantry representatives present argue for greater expenditure on planetary defence, in case of a Cielcin attack, though Aleister thinks this unnecessary. He brings the conversation back to local affairs, and Director Feng makes vaguely threatening remarks to Aleister about the uranium quotas he has pledged. Aleister dismisses the threats, and Hadrian is reminded of the time his father destroyed Lord Orin’s rebellion on Linon. The meeting breaks up, with the Consortium representatives leaving to meet with the Mining Guild factionarius, though Aleister orders Hadrian to stay. As they are given privacy, Aleister confronts Hadrian with what he promised Lena Balem during their previous negotiation. Here, their opinions contrast, with Hadrian believing they should upgrade their faulty equipment to parity, and Aleister disagreeing. They argue back and forth, during which Aleister considers sending Tor Gibson away to a cloister—to Hadrian’s dismay, until they eventually come upon the matter of inheritance. Aleister assures Hadrian that if he keeps acting the way he has, he will not be heir to the throne. Locations Characters Plot Summary Hadrian and Crispin are at the coliseum, watching a group of douleters detaining an azhdarch and cleaning away the remains of the slaves who had fought it. While Hadrian hates the arena for its disregard for human life, Crispin is excited by it, having obtained permission from their father to fight on this day. While Crispin speaks enthusiastically with Sir Roban Milosh, Hadrian is absently drawing a portrait of Kyra in a book of his. As the Meidua Devils enter into the arena, the announcer tells a story of the 617th Centaurine Legion repelling a Cielcin horde that had ravaged the Bellos colony. The Meidua Devils are meant to reenact this battle, killing slaves that represent the Cielcin. Hadrian is disgusted by the scene, while Crispin eagerly cheers with the crowd. Eventually, Crispin is informed that it is his turn to fight, and he makes his way down to the arena floor along with Sir Roban. Hadrian leaves the coliseum as the crowd cheers for Crispin. Locations Characters Plot Summary As Hadrian leaves the Colosso, he questions whether his father might not be right about his inability to rule, doubting that he has the cruelty to rule like his Aleister. He determines to walk the short way back home by himself, moving parallel to the Redtine. Consumed by his own thoughts as he is, Hadrian does not notice the thieves before they assault him. Hadrian attempts to yield, but, realizing the thieves don't care, activates his Royse field, taps his panic button to alert Sir Roban and Kyra, and tries to fight back. Though he loses his knife and has his wrist shattered, he manages to hold off the thieves for a time. Eventually, however, he is knocked down, and the thieves reach to steal his rings. Here, they panic as they realize that Hadrian is of House Marlowe, and Hadrian loses consciousness. Locations Characters Plot Summary As he writes of his mugging in the alley, Hadrian imagines how different the world would be if he had died on that day. The planet Gododdin would still exist and still have a sun, and the Cielcin would not live as thralls to humanity. He wakes five days later in his rooms, lying in his bed with Gibson sitting beside it. Having almost died, Hadrian was cared for by Tor Alma after being found by Sir Roban and Kyra. As he becomes more conscious, Gibson tells him that the thieves that assaulted him have been killed, and that his signet ring has been returned to him. Feeling both numb and lightheaded, Hadrian is hurt by the absence of his parents and brother, especially since his father’s only comment was a request that Hadrian consider how the attack might reflect on the dignity of their house. As Gibson leaves to go to sleep, Hadrian tells him of his fears that Aleister will announce Crispin as his heir, though Gibson informs him that his father has made no such announcement during his unconsciousness. He tells Hadrian that his way of leading is vastly different from his father’s, who forces obedience through fear of pain. Dreaming, Hadrian walks the mausoleum, reliving his grandmother Fuchsia’s funeral. In the dream, as he walks behind the Chantry prior, a statue of his father comes alive and seizes him. Gripped by terror, he imagines himself waking, though he is still dreaming, and finds Gibson, marked as a criminal. As he writes of this dream, Hadrian believes he saw Gibson’s injury before it was inflicted upon him.
Yet if I were again threatened with beheading, still I think I would swear that it was so: that I saw Gibson's injury before it was inflicted upon him.
I was old and young again before I understood.
— Hadrian Marlowe
Locations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Capitol BuildingCharacters
Plot Summary
A week later, Hadrian feels well enough to meet with his father. The door to his father’s office is guarded by Sir Roban Milosh, and Hadrian thanks him for saving his life. Sir Roban lets him through, and Aleister orders Hadrian to take a seat. Hadrian is hurt that his father never came to visit him while injured, though Aleister dismisses this, demanding instead to know why Hadrian was in the city on the day he was attacked. After informing his father that he was simply walking home from the Colosso, Hadrian is aghast to realize that his father has placed a curfew on the district and shot anyone in violation of it. Then, Aleister expresses his displeasure of Hadrian leaving the Colosso as he did, stating Hadrian spurning the Colosso made it onto the Meidua Broadcast before it could be suppressed. They debate about the proper way of ruling, with Hadrian supporting the system of the Eudorans and Norman Freeholds, while Aleister favors the way of the Empire. Aleister then compares Hadrian with his brother Crispin, who is loved by the people, and has thus decided to send Hadrian away to study with the Chantry, at Lorica College on Vesperad. Hadrian is horrified by this notion, despising the Chantry, and wanting instead to become a scholiast, which he is physically reprimanded by Aleister for. No matter how much Hadrian is opposed to the idea, his father is determined to send him to Vesperad at the beginning of autumn.
Chapter 10: The Law of Birds and FishesLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Shoreline outside of Devil's RestCharacters
Plot Summary
Chapter 11: At What CostLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Delian Miners Guild Hall OfficeSpur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > House Marlowe Family Penthouse
Plot Summary
Chapter 12: The Ugliness of the WorldLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Devil's RestPlot Summary
Chapter 13: The Scourging at the PillarLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Devil's RestPlot Summary
Chapter 14: Fear is a PoisonLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Meidua Prefecture > Meidua > Airfield outside of Devil's RestPlot Summary
Chapter 15: The Summer PalaceLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Haspida > House Kephalos Summer PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 16: MotherLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Haspida > House Kephalos Summer PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 17: ValedictoryLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Haspida > Landing Field at the House Kephalos Summer PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 18: Rage is BlindnessLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Haspida > House Kephalos Summer PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 19: The Edge of the WorldLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Karch (Island City) > Wine Sink near the DocksPlot Summary
Chapter 20: Off the MapLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Artemia Prefecture > Karch (Island City) > On Board the Starship EurynasirPlot Summary
Chapter 21: The Outer DarkLocations
Spur of Orion > Delos > Orbit Shipping Lanes > On Board the Starship EurynasirPlot Summary
Chapter 22: Marlowe AloneLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > City ClinicPlot Summary
Chapter 23: Resurrection in DeathLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Starport TerminalPlot Summary
Chapter 24: Those Mindless DaysLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > BelowsPlot Summary
Chapter 25: Poverty and PunishmentLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Storm Drain between the Belows and the White DistrictPlot Summary
Chapter 26: CatLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > BelowsPlot Summary
Chapter 27: Forsaken
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Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > White DistrictPlot Summary
Chapter 28: Wrong
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Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > White DistrictPlot Summary
Chapter 29: Less Wings to Fly
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Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > BelowsPlot Summary
Chapter 30: The Umandh
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Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Southern Docks / Fishery WarehousesPlot Summary
Chapter 31: Less Wings to FlyLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Storm Drain beneath the stock exchanges on High StreetPlot Summary
Chapter 32: Stand ClearLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Rooftop above a Corner StorePlot Summary
Chapter 33: To Make a MyrmidonLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso Examination RoomPlot Summary
Chapter 34: Men of Grosser BloodLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso Training FieldPlot Summary
Chapter 35: Proper MenLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso Showers (Hypogeum)Plot Summary
Chapter 36: Teach Them How to WarLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso ArenaPlot Summary
Chapter 37: Might Never DieLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Bar Hopping in the White DistrictPlot Summary
Chapter 38: Blood Like WaxLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Outside the Colosso DormitoriesPlot Summary
Chapter 39: A Kingdom for a HorseLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Starship Salvage Yard in the BelowsPlot Summary
Chapter 40: A Monopoly on SufferingLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > BelowsPlot Summary
Chapter 41: FriendsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso Training FieldPlot Summary
Chapter 42: Speak Like a ChildLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso HypogeumPlot Summary
Chapter 43: The Count and His LordLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > House Mataro PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 44: Anaïs and DorianLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersPlot Summary
Chapter 45: Lose the StarsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Lord Mataro's Seat Box at ColossoPlot Summary
Chapter 46: The DoctorLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > House Mataro PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 47: The CageLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersPlot Summary
Chapter 48: The TriumphLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Lord Mataro's Seat Box at ColossoPlot Summary
Chapter 49: Brothers in ArmsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > House Mataro PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 50: Without PretenseLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > ???? Prefecture > Ulakiel (island) > Umandh AlienagePlot Summary
Chapter 51: FamiliarLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle CourtyardPlot Summary
Chapter 52: Little TalksLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Diplomatic Apartments at the House Mataro PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 53: A Game of Snake and MongooseLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle Great HallPlot Summary
Chapter 54: GaslightLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersPlot Summary
Chapter 55: The QuietLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Diplomatic Apartments at the House Mataro PalacePlot Summary
Chapter 56: Witches and DemonsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Emeshi Fishers Guild Main HallPlot Summary
Chapter 57: SecondLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Colosso HypogeumPlot Summary
Chapter 58: BarbariansLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle GardenPlot Summary
Chapter 59: On the Eve of ExecutionLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersPlot Summary
Chapter 60: The Sword, Our OratorLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle GardenPlot Summary
Chapter 61: A Kind of ExileLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Lord Mataro's OfficePlot Summary
Chapter 62: A Guilded CageLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersPlot Summary
Chapter 63: CalagahLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah Archaeological SitePlot Summary
Chapter 64: The Larger WorldLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Research Camp at CalagahPlot Summary
Chapter 65: I Dare Not Meet in DreamsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah TunnelsPlot Summary
Chapter 66: The Satrap and the SwordmasterLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah Archaeological SitePlot Summary
Chapter 67: Lost TimeLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah Archaeological SitePlot Summary
Chapter 68: HelpLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah Archaeological SitePlot Summary
Chapter 69: Of MonstersLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Cielcin ShipwreckVeil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah Tunnels
Plot Summary
Chapter 70: Demon-TonguedLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Tolbaran Prefecture > Tolbaran > Calagah TunnelsPlot Summary
Chapter 71: InquisitionLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle Council ChamberPlot Summary
Chapter 72: Pale BloodLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Interrogation Chambers beneath the Chantry BastillePlot Summary
Chapter 73: Ten Thousand EyesLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > City Suite owned by House MataroPlot Summary
Chapter 74: The LabyrinthLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Interrogation Chambers beneath the Chantry BastillePlot Summary
Chapter 75: Mercy IsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle ChambersVeil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Interrogation Chambers beneath the Chantry Bastille
Plot Summary
Chapter 76: Deathbed ConversionsLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Interrogation Chambers beneath the Chantry BastillePlot Summary
Chapter 77: A Rare ThingLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Borosevo Castle Council ChamberPlot Summary
Chapter 78: QualityLocations
Veil of Marinus > Emesh > Borosevo Prefecture > Borosevo > Private Airfield on the Edge of the CityPlot Summary
Dramatis Personae:
Index of Worlds: A Note on AstrographyLexicon: A Note on Translation