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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Walker, Quickening, Ell entitled The Druid of Shannara.
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conversations.value: The Druid of Shannara: The Druid of Shannara takes off where The Scions of Shannara left off focusing on the story of Walker Boh as he attempts to fulfill the task given to him by the shade of Allanon, to return the Druid castle of Paranor to the Four Lands.\nLeft in the Hall of Kings with the Asphinx attacking, Walker fends off the poison with his magic for days whereas the Asphinx could have killed any normal mortal.\nFinally realizing that there is only one way out of his predicament, he breaks off his arm in terrible agony.\nHe fights his way through the Hall of Kings and amazingly finds his way to Storlock for the Gnome Healers to help him to the best of their abilities.\nWe are told right away that Coll is still alive, and the thing Par killed was a fake.\nColl is imprisoned in a prison called Southwatch and is trying to figure out a way to escape.\nMeanwhile, The King of the Silver River realizes the state of the Four Lands and makes a beautiful woman out of the elements surrounding him in his garden including a dove for a heart.\nThe King tells his daughter, Quickening, of the task that she must carry out, for there is trouble in a lost city to the north, and the people to take with her.\nMorgan Leah returns to Culhaven to carry out a final request from his old friend Steff who met his demise in The Scions of Shannara and quickly becomes imprisoned.\nRimmer Dall hears about Quickening and the rumors surrounding her appearances: that she's the daughter of The King of the Silver River and is making miracles happen.\nRimmer Dall dispatches a dangerous assassin known as Pe Ell to kill her.\nWhen Quickening goes to Culhaven, she quickly restores hope in the land by bringing back the beautiful Meade Gardens.\nDoing this, though, takes a toll on her and she becomes weak.\nQuickening falls into Pe Ell's arms and asks him to find her somewhere to sleep.\nPe Ell does so, but doesn't kill her because he is attracted to her.\nAfter Quickening recovers she requests Pe Ell to break Morgan Leah out of prison, and he does so, reluctantly.\nMorgan Leah is also attracted to Quickening and both he and Pe Ell agree to go on a journey with her.\nMorgan Leah because of his instant emotional attraction and Pe Ell because he wants to find out what makes her so special.\nThe three set off to go find Walker Boh.\nWhile this is happening, Walker had returned home under the care of Cogline.\nWalker, still very weak, lies in bed as Cogline tries to coax Walker to get up and think positively.\nRimmer Dall with a handful of Shadowen confront Cogline, bound to take out the last of the messengers of the druids.\nCogline knew this was coming after hearing from Allanon and grabbed the Druid Histories before he and Rumor were killed.\nFinally, Quickening reaches Walker Boh and heals him the best she can, though his arm is still missing.\nShe takes the party north to get the black elfstone and in return Morgan will get his sword back, Pe Ell will get what he wants, and Walker Boh will become whole.\nThey travel north and meet Horner Dees who is the only known survivor to ever go into Eldwist, an ancient city turned completely to stone.\nHe had no intentions of ever going back, but he is soon persuaded.\nThey finally make it to Eldwist and confront Uhl Belk, a brother of The King of the Silver River who has been there just as long.\nDays go by avoiding a creeper called The Rake, and the Maw Grint, the child of the Stone King, which is in the form of a gigantic worm-like creature that turns to stone everything in his path.\nFinally they were able to trick Uhl Belk into letting go of the black elfstone and as soon as this happens Pe Ell takes off with Quickening as a hostage.\nConfronted by Walker, Dees, and Morgan, Pe Ell stabs Quickening, though it appears that Quickening actually pushes herself against Pe Ell's magical blade, thus taking from Pe Ell the choice of killing her.\nSurprised, confused and enraged, Pe Ell flees.\nHe doesn't get far before he dies in consequence of having killed Quickening, apparently from some kind of retaliatory magic which Walker suggests might have been placed on Quickening by the King of the Silver River to avenge her death.\nWalker Boh, Morgan Leah, and Horner Dees take Quickening out of the city and up to the cliffs above Eldwist.\nQuickening bids farewell to Morgan and the others.\nShe tells Morgan to sheath the broken Sword of Leah in the earth.\nQuickening then calls for Walker, who takes her to the edge of the cliff.\nUsing her magic, she communicates to Walker the purpose for her existence, which is to restore Eldwist, freeing it from its stone shell.\nAt Quickening's request, Walker releases her, and she falls from the cliff and disintegrates.\nThe dust of Quickening's body settles over Eldwist, and plant life spontaneously grows, quickly covering the whole peninsula, leaving the only visible stone the domed building wherein Uhl Belk resides.\nThe magic also restores the broken Sword of Leah, a final symbol of the love between Morgan and Quickening.\nThe three of them leave, all taking different paths.\nHorner goes home, Morgan leaves to find Par, and Walker leaves to recover lost Paranor.\nAlso mentioned briefly in the story, Wren journeys with Garth to the village of Grimpen Ward in the Wilderun to seek out a seer called the Addershag, hoping to learn the fate of the Elves.\nWren is told by the Addershag to go south to the Blue Divide and light a fire for three days above the caves of the Rocs.\nWren and Garth escape Grimpen Ward, chased by the men who have been keeping the Addershag as a prisoner.