“I said, “When you are on your deathbed, Erran, pray that you never meet me in the place you are going to.””

—  Tanith Lee, book Vazkor, Son of Vazkor

Book Two, Part I “Yellow City”, Chapter 5 (p. 156)
Vazkor, Son of Vazkor (1978)

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