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conversations.value: The Wyvern's Spur: The Wyvernspurs are a noble family within the Kingdom of Cormyr and the provincial town of Immersea has been their ancestral residence.\nThe novel centers around Giogioni "Giogi" Wyvernspur and begins with his homecoming after a lengthy ten-month absence.\nWith billing as a sequel to Azure Bonds, it nonetheless includes the participation of only one main character from the preceding novel.\nGiogi himself did play a role in events of the first novel but was effectively only a recurring supporting character.\nUnlike its predecessor, the events of the novel take place over the span of only a few days and occur entirely within a single locale.\nAdditionally, the novel contains a strong romantic component.\nSong of the Saurials is the third book in the Finders Stone Trilogy.\nMost of the novel revolves around Giogi\'s efforts to locate and recover an important family heirloom that goes missing just as he is returning to Immersea.\nThe lost heirloom is an artifact from which they take their family name; the wyvern\'s spur, and the chief initial motivation for its recovery is the omen that the spur\'s loss will trigger family misfortune.\nThis is underscored when an elder family member, the wizard Drone, is discovered dead and a twisted mage named Flattery makes his presence known.\nGiogi is aided in his efforts by Olive Ruskettle, a female halfling, and a female apprentice mage named Cat.\nAs the story progresses it is revealed that Cat is actually Flattery\'s agent (under duress) and that Flattery himself is an un-aging creation of a forgotten ancestor named Finder Wyvernspur.\nFlattery, for reasons left vague, possesses an intense hatred of anything connected with Finder\'s legacy including his descendants.\nEventually, Giogi convinces Cat to leave Flattery and the two fall in love.\nGiogi relearns much of the repressed history of his family and uses this knowledge to defeat Flattery and restore the family\'s good heritage.\nThe wyvern\'s spur is literally a mummified "wyvern\'s spur" (a talon).\nIt is described once by Giogi as being "no larger than a zucchini and uglier than a three-week-old sausage.\n" The spur was bestowed generations earlier to Paton, the founder of the family line, by a grateful Wyvern whose spirit then remained as an entity known as the Guardian.\nIn recent years the spur has come to be known more as a family heirloom than its qualities as a magical artifact The spur confers the ability to transform into a large wyvern as well as immunity to magic.\nIt can only be wielded by a member of the Wyvernspur line and even then its powers can only be harnessed by a chosen member.\nA chosen or "favorite" is designated by the Guardian roughly once each generation.