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conversations.value: a plot for a book about Karigan, Second, Empire entitled The High King's Tomb
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conversations.value: The High King's Tomb: Karigan G\'Ladheon, a member of the King\'s Green Rider messenger service, finds her life increasingly tangled in the third book of the Green Rider series.\nKing Zachary, for whom Karigan has feelings, has admitted his feeling for Karigan but is being forced into a political marriage with Lady Estora of Coutre.\nThis causes difficulties for all three as Karigan and Zachary cannot be together and Karigan is now jealous of Estora and ceases to show friendship to her former friend.\nSoon Karigan is sent on several messenger errands as Captain Mapstone attempts to separate her from King Zachary.\nAccompanied by rider-in-training Fergal Duff, she delivers several messages, the last one a decoy message presented to her old school nemesis, now lord-governor Timas Mirwell, in an attempt to contact Rider Beryl Spencer.\nMeanwhile, Riders Alton D\'yer and Dale Littlepage\'s attempts to mend the wall at the Blackveil Forest are met with failure, and the wall\'s strength continues to wane.\n"Grandmother," the leader of the Second Empire, plans to overthrow Sacoridia in the name of the Empire.\nShe is a member of Second Empire, a remnant of those who came to Sacoridia from Arcosia with Mornhavon the Black.\nBy using her magic and a book that can only be read "by the light of the High King\'s tomb", Grandmother plans to destroy the D\'Yer Wall.\nThis book, written by one of the last great mages, contains the secrets of the D\'Yer Wall; how it was built and how to maintain it.\nIt is a race between Second Empire and the Green Riders to obtain the book to either destroy or repair the great wall.\nAfter delivering her messages, Karigan discovers that Lady Estora has been kidnapped by men working with Second Empire.\nShe offers herself as a distraction, trading clothes with Estora, to allow the King\'s betrothed to escape safely and return to Sacor City.\nKarigan is captured but escapes with the aid of Lord Xandis Amberhill.\nKnowing Grandmother\'s plot, Karigan travels back to Sacor City to thwart Second Empire and gain possession of the book.\nWhen she arrives, Karigan joins a band of Weapons (guards highly committed to guarding the King and the tombs of dead royalty) who enter the tombs to stop the Second Empire from reading the book.\nKarigan successfully recovers the book, with the help of the god Westrion.\nIn the aftermath of these events, Karigan is knighted by King Zachary and a translation of the book is given to Alton D\'Yer in the hopes that he can discern the secrets in repairing the breach in the wall.\nGrandmother and the members of Second Empire journey through the breach into Blackveil hoping to "awake the sleepers".\nThe author has confirmed that there are more books to come.\nThe fourth book in the series, "Blackveil," was released in February 2011.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: \nThe fourth book in the series, "Blackveil," was released in February 2011..\nThe author has confirmed that there are more books to come.\nGrandmother and the members of Second Empire journey through the breach into Blackveil hoping to "awake the sleepers".\nIn the aftermath of these events, Karigan is knighted by King Zachary and a translation of the book is given to Alton D\'Yer in the hopes that he can discern the secrets in repairing the breach in the wall.\nKarigan successfully recovers the book, with the help of the god Westrion.\nWhen she arrives, Karigan joins a band of Weapons (guards highly committed to guarding the King and the tombs of dead royalty) who enter the tombs to stop the Second Empire from reading the book.\nKnowing Grandmother\'s plot, Karigan travels back to Sacor City to thwart Second Empire and gain possession of the book.\nKarigan is captured but escapes with the aid of Lord Xandis Amberhill.\nShe offers herself as a distraction, trading clothes with Estora, to allow the King\'s betrothed to escape safely and return to Sacor City.\nAfter delivering her messages, Karigan discovers that Lady Estora has been kidnapped by men working with Second Empire.\nIt is a race between Second Empire and the Green Riders to obtain the book to either destroy or repair the great wall.\nThis book, written by one of the last great mages, contains the secrets of the D\'Yer Wall; how it was built and how to maintain it.\nBy using her magic and a book that can only be read "by the light of the High King\'s tomb", Grandmother plans to destroy the D\'Yer Wall.\nShe is a member of Second Empire, a remnant of those who came to Sacoridia from Arcosia with Mornhavon the Black.\n"Grandmother," the leader of the Second Empire, plans to overthrow Sacoridia in the name of the Empire.\nMeanwhile, Riders Alton D\'yer and Dale Littlepage\'s attempts to mend the wall at the Blackveil Forest are met with failure, and the wall\'s strength continues to wane.\nAccompanied by rider-in-training Fergal Duff, she delivers several messages, the last one a decoy message presented to her old school nemesis, now lord-governor Timas Mirwell, in an attempt to contact Rider Beryl Spencer.\nSoon Karigan is sent on several messenger errands as Captain Mapstone attempts to separate her from King Zachary.\nThis causes difficulties for all three as Karigan and Zachary cannot be together and Karigan is now jealous of Estora and ceases to show friendship to her former friend.\nKing Zachary, for whom Karigan has feelings, has admitted his feeling for Karigan but is being forced into a political marriage with Lady Estora of Coutre.The High King's Tomb: Karigan G\'Ladheon, a member of the King\'s Green Rider messenger service, finds her life increasingly tangled in the third book of the Green Rider series
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conversations.value: the first paragraph for this book
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conversations.value: The High King's Tomb
  Thank you to my readers for their support and enduring the long waits. (It's been a long wait for me, too!)
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conversations.value: four more paragraphs. End with the sentence ' Once they exited the throne room, everything was cast into its ordinary gloom and felt tired, as though the sun had moved behind the clouds.'.
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conversations.value: She brushed her fingers over her brooch. It warmed to her touch, and she felt nothing but harmony, no sense of falsehood or deception. Only peace. The voice of her ability fairly hummed with truth. Astounded, she nodded to the king.
  Colin called one of his Weapons over and spoke quietly to him. The Weapon trotted out of the throne room.
  One of the men stepped forward and put his hands before him, palms upward. Laren expected some enchantment to arise from them, at least some glow of light, but it did not. He simply spoke: "Ari-matiel Jametari says, 'The golden lady shall find safety only in green. A time shall come when black shrouds green, and among the dead a voice shall speak of stone.'"
  With that, and without seeking leave, the Eletians bowed and departed. Once they exited the throne room, everything was cast into its ordinary gloom and felt tired, as though the sun had moved behind the clouds.
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conversations.value: the last paragraph
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conversations.value: She had found the old road that led toward the heart of Blackveil. Overgrown it was, with broken statues along its edges, but as clear a path as any. It would lead her true, for other paths were deceptive, might lure them into traps set by predators. The few retainers she brought along with her remained close and wide-eyed, fearful of the creatures that moved through foliage and underbrush. They had nothing to fear so long as she maintained a shield of protection around them. Lala knew she was safe. She sat on a stone playing string games.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: She sat on a stone playing string games.. Lala knew she was safe. They had nothing to fear so long as she maintained a shield of protection around them. The few retainers she brought along with her remained close and wide-eyed, fearful of the creatures that moved through foliage and underbrush. It would lead her true, for other paths were deceptive, might lure them into traps set by predators. Overgrown it was, with broken statues along its edges, but as clear a path as any.She had found the old road that led toward the heart of Blackveil