Expedition of Life and Death

Browed, gloomy servants of darkness. They don’t sleep at night and eat corpses. They have cold blood and a complete absence of moral principles. That’s what necromancers are said to be like in the far Sunny Realm. And even in the Misty Lands, their homeland, they are sometimes feared. But what should necromancers do when they love their work, can’t imagine themselves without it, and truly can’t understand why these brightly dressed druids feel so uncomfortable in Necrosite? Only one thing—to pay a return visit to Druidar and experience all the delights of existence as a curiosity and an outcast. And then—go on a shared journey that will teach them to share blood, food, and adventures. 5 reasons to buy the book: 1. A unique look at the confrontation between the magic of life and the magic of death. 2. Two magical schools at once: Necrosite and Druidar. 3. A terrible secret of renegade necromancers. 4. A vivid story about how hard it is to acknowledge a stranger as your equal. 5. Young druids and necromancers who have a chance to unite in the face of a common disaster.