
Kelsingra is not empty. It was waiting.
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The waters recede, revealing Kelsingra — the golden city of the Elderlings. But the river in its bed is too deep, too acid. And the dragons, who must enter, cannot yet fly.
Conclusion of Dragon Haven, this volume marks a new stage: the discovery of Kelsingra and the return of ancient magic to the heart of the Rain Wilds. The memory stones reveal their secrets to the increasingly metamorphosed keepers. Hobb sets up here the foundations of the tetralogy's denouement.
A golden city does not wait to be deserved. It waits to be remembered.
Receding waters, Kelsingra, Memory stone, Mutation
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