| The Crippled God | |
|---|---|
| Dramatis Personae | Pagination |
| "He was a soldier" | |
| Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 |
| Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 |
| All the takers of my days | |
| Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 |
| Chapter 7 | |
| To charge the spear | |
| Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 |
| Chapter 10 | |
| The fists of the world | |
| Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 |
| Chapter 13 | |
| A hand upon the fates | |
| Chapter 14 | Chapter 15 |
| Chapter 16 | |
| To one in chains | |
| Chapter 17 | Chapter 18 |
| Chapter 19 | Chapter 20 |
| Your private shore | |
| Chapter 21 | Chapter 22 |
| Chapter 23 | Chapter 24 |
| Epilogue I | Epilogue II |
| Epigraph |
Stone whispers Gallan of Kharkanas |
Silchas Ruin and Tulas Shorn by Puckstein
Kilmandaros has succeeded in freeing the Otataral Dragon. She, Sechul Lath and Errastas hurry to leave the area. Kilmandaros worries that Draconus will seek to kill her in retaliation.
Silchas Ruin is reunited with his now-undead cousin, Tulas Shorn.
Olar Ethil has taken Torrent and the children into a warren to avoid the Glass Desert. The girls fear that she will soon kill them to exert more pressure on Onos T'oolan. Torrent wanders off a little way and meets Kruppe, who reveals that he is the girls' real father. He gives Torrent a better bow and arrows with which to defend them.
Gruntle, in tiger form, is again travelling through dream-warrens. He meets Kilava in a cavern in the Refugium. Above he sees the approaching Starvald Demelain. Kilava speaks in his mind, warning both him and Trake to stay away. Gruntle refuses. Kilava veers to her panther form and they start to fight.
Mappo Runt reaches the Crystal City. Though now empty, he sees the memory of Badalle who speaks disconcertingly to him.
The newly-freed Otataral Dragon, Korabas, bursts from her cave and flies away; the ground she passes over dies forever. Kilmandaros reveals that otataral is not a thing but a title, a shortened form of Otas'taral, the Eye of Abnegation. By releasing her they have forced the other Eleint to attack her, else all sorcery will die; due to their sorcerous nature, so would the Eleint.