So many people mistake the Great Demon's moments of kindness as evidence that he was not truly evil. It must be acknowledged that he did see himself as a good person, but this is the case with many terrible men. For all his supposedly high-minded ideals, he was a ruthless killer, and in the end he showed the world what he truly was.
---Bishop Arodias of the Anti-Cassonian Church
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Age of Asango: Book II
FantasyFour and a half years after the events of book one, Cassian is called to serve in the Denigoth military and must contend with the corrupt forces that wish to see him dead, as well as with his starborn brother, Dimitris. Gretis has honed Kota into a...
