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Never Leave Your Monastery

H.G. Potter

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Description:"Overthrowing dark thrones and principalities is no easy thing. In fact, the task is quite horrendous. Yet it is not something reserved strictly for nobles or high-sung heroes of yore, to be recalled only in wizard tales or impossibly outlandish sagas. All too well do my companions and I know this. For us it was a game resolute, a bloody hunt even, involving skilled men of common stock. From experience I offer this: even with every good will and united effort, the risk entailed is not merely a mortal one. You will be awakening that which should not be awoken. Therefore, before all else, accurate intelligence must be obtained, often through espionage. The evil power must be declared as such, and the malice exposed, for certainly the entity will have masked itself as beneficent and assumed sway over innumerable souls. And do not neglect to persuade the your superior or royal lordship about your plan, as their approval indicates divine favor."To confront wickedness in high places, be it a prime sorcerer, spirit incarnate, ingenious archfiend, or some other minion, one must be purified of any selfish motives, being armored thus with integrity. To get to that point is in itself a minor epic. A fearless and chivalric team must then be recruited. That will be tricky. Do not mention glittering gold to be had, and be honest about the many hardships to be endured on the way. Finally, when the enemy falters and all looks to be achieved, things can still get pretty dicey. Even given the sanction of the Church, the final assault may not bring what’s desirable or expected. We put down several great vassals of Hell, and even though our deeds were prodigious and noble, many Whitehawk crowns, as well as imperials, became alarmed, conscious their own vulnerability. They did not give thanks to Heaven for their deliverance. They only saw that a monk had deprived them of their favorite melancholy angel."His plan is surprisingly reckless for monk. To let scheming rival monks sell him to a traveling circus, hoping to become a squire and fight for show. But when his dream turns to drudgery as a mere baggage-boy, Jacob flees—only to stumble into the heart of a dark and ancient struggle.Beyond the monastery walls, the world is not the place of legend he imagined. The Dire of Melancholy, a high druid of unspeakable power, spreads his corrupting influence, threatening the balance of good and evil. Even the holy orders themselves waver, as the rival Friars of Whigg turn to forbidden battle-magic—raising ancient wizards from the dead in their desperation to fight the Dire.Branded a heretic, hunted by his own brothers, and torn between the forces of light and darkness, Jacob joins a rogue band of warriors led by a fearless Amazon. As magic stirs and the world teeters on the brink of a new dawn of evil, Jacob faces a soul-shaking truth: he may be the very instrument by which all is lost.⚔️ For fans of epic fantasy, medieval adventure, and chivalric quests, Never Leave Your Monastery is a tale of courage, intrigue, and the battle for the soul of the world.For readers of Dante, Ron Howard, HP Lovecraft, J.R.R. Tolkien, Umberto Eco, C.S. Lewis.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Never Leave Your Monastery. To get started finding Never Leave Your Monastery, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 494

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Independently published

Release: 2025

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Description: "Overthrowing dark thrones and principalities is no easy thing. In fact, the task is quite horrendous. Yet it is not something reserved strictly for nobles or high-sung heroes of yore, to be recalled only in wizard tales or impossibly outlandish sagas. All too well do my companions and I know this. For us it was a game resolute, a bloody hunt even, involving skilled men of common stock. From experience I offer this: even with every good will and united effort, the risk entailed is not merely a mortal one. You will be awakening that which should not be awoken. Therefore, before all else, accurate intelligence must be obtained, often through espionage. The evil power must be declared as such, and the malice exposed, for certainly the entity will have masked itself as beneficent and assumed sway over innumerable souls. And do not neglect to persuade the your superior or royal lordship about your plan, as their approval indicates divine favor."To confront wickedness in high places, be it a prime sorcerer, spirit incarnate, ingenious archfiend, or some other minion, one must be purified of any selfish motives, being armored thus with integrity. To get to that point is in itself a minor epic. A fearless and chivalric team must then be recruited. That will be tricky. Do not mention glittering gold to be had, and be honest about the many hardships to be endured on the way. Finally, when the enemy falters and all looks to be achieved, things can still get pretty dicey. Even given the sanction of the Church, the final assault may not bring what’s desirable or expected. We put down several great vassals of Hell, and even though our deeds were prodigious and noble, many Whitehawk crowns, as well as imperials, became alarmed, conscious their own vulnerability. They did not give thanks to Heaven for their deliverance. They only saw that a monk had deprived them of their favorite melancholy angel."His plan is surprisingly reckless for monk. To let scheming rival monks sell him to a traveling circus, hoping to become a squire and fight for show. But when his dream turns to drudgery as a mere baggage-boy, Jacob flees—only to stumble into the heart of a dark and ancient struggle.Beyond the monastery walls, the world is not the place of legend he imagined. The Dire of Melancholy, a high druid of unspeakable power, spreads his corrupting influence, threatening the balance of good and evil. Even the holy orders themselves waver, as the rival Friars of Whigg turn to forbidden battle-magic—raising ancient wizards from the dead in their desperation to fight the Dire.Branded a heretic, hunted by his own brothers, and torn between the forces of light and darkness, Jacob joins a rogue band of warriors led by a fearless Amazon. As magic stirs and the world teeters on the brink of a new dawn of evil, Jacob faces a soul-shaking truth: he may be the very instrument by which all is lost.⚔️ For fans of epic fantasy, medieval adventure, and chivalric quests, Never Leave Your Monastery is a tale of courage, intrigue, and the battle for the soul of the world.For readers of Dante, Ron Howard, HP Lovecraft, J.R.R. Tolkien, Umberto Eco, C.S. Lewis.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Never Leave Your Monastery. To get started finding Never Leave Your Monastery, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

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