Ruminations on Necromancy

"Ruminations on Necromancy" is the fourth book in the series of correspondence between the Silver Elves and the founders of the Elf Queen's Daughters, particularly Zardoa Silverstar of the first group, and Arwen Everbright of the second. The topics continue to cover Sorcery, Esoteric Buddhism, Elven Culture, Magic, and modern culture. It is entitled "Ruminations on Necromancy" because the dominate theme is about Necromancy, Necroturgy, and Death.

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adult
Length
medium · 262 pages

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