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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Oba, Richard, Jennsen entitled The Pillars of Creation.
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conversations.value: The Pillars of Creation: This book revolves around several new characters in the Sword of Truth series.\nJennsen, for most of her life, has been running from the assassins sent by Lord Rahl to kill her.\nAny ungifted child of the Lord Rahl must die.\nA stranger convinces her that running will do her no good for wherever she goes, Lord Rahl's soldiers will find her; it is time for her to stop fleeing and fight back.\nIf she wants to live, she must kill Lord Rahl.\nJennsen Rahl, Richard Rahl's half sister, has spent the first twenty years of her life running from her father, Darken Rahl.\nBorn without any aspect of the gift of magic, Jennsen has been marked for death since birth.\nWhen her mother is apparently murdered by D'Haran assassins, she sets out with her new friend, Sebastian, to start her life over.\nSebastian eventually reveals that he is a spy for the Imperial Order.\nHe speaks convincingly of the Order's goals concerning the fair treatment of all humanity and the elimination of magic.\nAbove all else, he esteems Emperor Jagang.\nIn equal measure, he despises Richard Rahl, who he claims has brought on war with an invasion of the Old World after bringing down the Barriers separating the sections of the known world.\nMeanwhile, another sibling of Richard's, Oba Rahl, suffers under an abusive mother on the family farm.\nOba imagines himself as energetic and the possessor of a healthy curiosity.\nHis inquisitive nature manifests itself especially through pleasure in watching things die under his hand.\nOba does not know that he, along with Jennsen, is pristinely ungifted and immune to magic.\nHis mother sends him to a nearby sorceress to buy medicine, and, during the purchase, he begins to menace the magic user.\nHer attempts to defend herself with magic fail and Oba kills her brutally.\nDuring the fight, Oba surrenders to a voice in his mind that promises invincibility in return for obedience.\nAfter returning home, Oba kills his mother and resolves to see the world.\nHe can travel comfortably with the funds he looted from the sorceress.\nJennsen wants to find another sorceress, the sister of the one Oba killed, and who had previously helped Jennsen and her mother.\nAlong with Sebastian, she travels to the People's Palace, capital of the D'Haran empire.\nThere she learns that the sorceress she seeks lives in a deadly enchanted swamp.\nAfter Sebastian is detained by D'Haran guards, a friendly stranger named Tom helps a desperate Jennsen to the swamp.\nShe safely reaches the sorceress' home, her natural immunity to magic protecting her through the swamp, but only learns that nothing can be done to save her from Lord Rahl.\nShe leaves, disappointed.\nHowever, upon returning to the People's Palace, she cleverly rescues Sebastian.\nHe convinces her that she should visit Emperor Jagang, leader of the Imperial Order.\nOba is also aware of the second sorceress and the fact that she knows something concerning his fate or nature.\nHe hires a guide to the swamp, which he safely negotiates as well.\nThe sorceress reveals that Oba is now a thrall to the Keeper of the Underworld and kills herself before Oba can do the deed.\nThis, along with the fact that his guide has stolen all his money, enrages Oba.\nHe is mollified somewhat by the treasure he finds in the sorceresses' cottage, but his rage returns when, after returning to the People's Palace, he spots his guide.\nAfter killing the guide, he is briefly jailed but escapes, using the voice in his mind to make the D'Haran guards do his bidding, and resolves to locate Richard Rahl.\nJennsen and Sebastian reach Emperor Jagang at the van of the army of the Imperial Order.\nThough initially shocked by the crude Order soldiers, she is advised not to be so picky and that the D'Harans are even worse.\nThe day after her arrival, the Emperor Jagang assaults the Confessor's Palace but is bloodily repulsed.\nEmperor Jagang is severely injured in the action.\nEven worse for the Order, their enemy unleashes an ancient magic on the main army, wreaking immense destruction.\nJennsen reacts by making a pact with a dark force, the Keeper, to kill Richard in return for her surrender and obedience.\nOba captures Kahlan and is ordered by the Keeper to take her, along with the Sword of Truth, to the Pillars of Creation.\nUsing his link to the sword, Richard pursues Oba to the Pillars, where he encounters Jennsen, who has also been drawn to the same spot by the Keeper in order to kill Richard.\nThe Keeper's supreme plan, however, was for Richard to kill Jennsen at the Pillars of Creation and thereby open a gate between the Keeper's realm and the world of the living.\nRichard discerns the plan and refuses to be goaded into cooperating.\nJennsen recognizes his integrity and the Keeper's plan is foiled.\nShe learns that the men who were sent to kill her mother were actually soldiers of the Imperial Order, and after coming to believe that Richard is truly a loving and caring brother, she joins him and Kahlan in their quest against Jagang.
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conversations.value: The Pillars of Creation: This book revolves around several new characters in the Sword of Truth series.\nJennsen, for most of her life, has been running from the assassins sent by Lord Rahl to kill her.\nAny ungifted child of the Lord Rahl must die.\nA stranger convinces her that running will do her no good for wherever she goes, Lord Rahl's soldiers will find her; it is time for her to stop fleeing and fight back.\nIf she wants to live, she must kill Lord Rahl.\nJennsen Rahl, Richard Rahl's half sister, has spent the first twenty years of her life running from her father, Darken Rahl.\nBorn without any aspect of the gift of magic, Jennsen has been marked for death since birth.\nWhen her mother is apparently murdered by D'Haran assassins, she sets out with her new friend, Sebastian, to start her life over.\nSebastian eventually reveals that he is a spy for the Imperial Order.\nHe speaks convincingly of the Order's goals concerning the fair treatment of all humanity and the elimination of magic.\nAbove all else, he esteems Emperor Jagang.\nIn equal measure, he despises Richard Rahl, who he claims has brought on war with an invasion of the Old World after bringing down the Barriers separating the sections of the known world.\nMeanwhile, another sibling of Richard's, Oba Rahl, suffers under an abusive mother on the family farm.\nOba imagines himself as energetic and the possessor of a healthy curiosity.\nHis inquisitive nature manifests itself especially through pleasure in watching things die under his hand.\nOba does not know that he, along with Jennsen, is pristinely ungifted and immune to magic.\nHis mother sends him to a nearby sorceress to buy medicine, and, during the purchase, he begins to menace the magic user.\nHer attempts to defend herself with magic fail and Oba kills her brutally.\nDuring the fight, Oba surrenders to a voice in his mind that promises invincibility in return for obedience.\nAfter returning home, Oba kills his mother and resolves to see the world.\nHe can travel comfortably with the funds he looted from the sorceress.\nJennsen wants to find another sorceress, the sister of the one Oba killed, and who had previously helped Jennsen and her mother.\nAlong with Sebastian, she travels to the People's Palace, capital of the D'Haran empire.\nThere she learns that the sorceress she seeks lives in a deadly enchanted swamp.\nAfter Sebastian is detained by D'Haran guards, a friendly stranger named Tom helps a desperate Jennsen to the swamp.\nShe safely reaches the sorceress' home, her natural immunity to magic protecting her through the swamp, but only learns that nothing can be done to save her from Lord Rahl.\nShe leaves, disappointed.\nHowever, upon returning to the People's Palace, she cleverly rescues Sebastian.\nHe convinces her that she should visit Emperor Jagang, leader of the Imperial Order.\nOba is also aware of the second sorceress and the fact that she knows something concerning his fate or nature.\nHe hires a guide to the swamp, which he safely negotiates as well.\nThe sorceress reveals that Oba is now a thrall to the Keeper of the Underworld and kills herself before Oba can do the deed.\nThis, along with the fact that his guide has stolen all his money, enrages Oba.\nHe is mollified somewhat by the treasure he finds in the sorceresses' cottage, but his rage returns when, after returning to the People's Palace, he spots his guide.\nAfter killing the guide, he is briefly jailed but escapes, using the voice in his mind to make the D'Haran guards do his bidding, and resolves to locate Richard Rahl.\nJennsen and Sebastian reach Emperor Jagang at the van of the army of the Imperial Order.\nThough initially shocked by the crude Order soldiers, she is advised not to be so picky and that the D'Harans are even worse.\nThe day after her arrival, the Emperor Jagang assaults the Confessor's Palace but is bloodily repulsed.\nEmperor Jagang is severely injured in the action.\nEven worse for the Order, their enemy unleashes an ancient magic on the main army, wreaking immense destruction.\nJennsen reacts by making a pact with a dark force, the Keeper, to kill Richard in return for her surrender and obedience.\nOba captures Kahlan and is ordered by the Keeper to take her, along with the Sword of Truth, to the Pillars of Creation.\nUsing his link to the sword, Richard pursues Oba to the Pillars, where he encounters Jennsen, who has also been drawn to the same spot by the Keeper in order to kill Richard.\nThe Keeper's supreme plan, however, was for Richard to kill Jennsen at the Pillars of Creation and thereby open a gate between the Keeper's realm and the world of the living.\nRichard discerns the plan and refuses to be goaded into cooperating.\nJennsen recognizes his integrity and the Keeper's plan is foiled.