Le démon majeur de Karanda
La Mallorée 3
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Le démon majeur de Karanda
Narrated by:
Franck Dacquin
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Narrated by:
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Franck Dacquin
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Tout l'univers retient son souffle. Zandramas est en fuite et possède un moyen sûr d'imposer la domination des forces obscures ; encore lui faut-il échapper aux Gardiens du Ponant, régulièrement contrariés par des obstacles imprévus : cette fois, c'est l'empereur de Mallorée qui les fait prisonniers.
Tout va mal en Mallorée. Urvon, le dernier disciple de Torak, est devenu fou : le Nouveau Dieu des Angaraks, c'est lui, il en est sûr. D'autres misent sur Nahaz, le Démon Majeur, qui, à la tête de ses sombres hordes, met le pays à feu et à sang.
Le temps presse. L'Enfant de Lumière et ses amis doivent coûte que coûte accomplir la Prophétie. Sinon, le chaos triomphera...
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