The First Codex
Part One
Chapter Two: The Bidding of Death
Chapter Three: The Weakness of Gods
Chapter Four: Only What’s True
Chapter Five: What is Eternal, and What Persists
Part Two
Chapter Three: A Conversational Interlude
Chapter Four: Fruits of the Garden
Chapter Six: The Limits of Vision
Chapter Seven: The Heart of Fell Gard
Chapter Eight: Knowledge, and Truth, and Power
Chapter Ten: The Curse of the Elf-Folk
Chapter Eleven: Fighting Fables
Chapter Twelve: Fire and Water, Earth and Air
Chapter Thirteen: Differing Perspectives
Chapter Fourteen: Red Bindings and Red Books
Chapter Fifteen: A Little Girl Lost
Chapter Sixteen: Shaping Dreams
Chapter Seventeen: Sadness and Smiles
Chapter Eighteen: The Acceptance Within Time of Initiation Into Mystery
Chapter Nineteen: Life and Death and All the Things Between
Chapter Twenty: Relaxing Among Uncertainties
Chapter Twenty-One: Fear, Death, and What Comes After
Part Three
Chapter Two: Learning New Tricks
Chapter Three: Mystery, Vision, and the Infinite in All Things
Chapter Four: Unlooked-for Messages and Acts of Faith
Chapter Five: An Interlude Considering the Nature of Fear
Chapter Six: The Doubt Involved in Doing Right
Chapter Seven: The Aftermath of Initiation
Chapter Eight: Among Villains, Traps, and Illusions
Chapter Nine: A Dialogue Concerning the Fallibility of Sight
Chapter Ten: The Mask You Cannot See
Chapter Eleven: The Revelations of the Holy William of the Name Blake
Chapter Twelve: Many Unexpected Discoveries
Chapter Thirteen: Power in Flames and Shadows
Chapter Fourteen: The Ballad of Lady Quenill
Chapter Fifteen: Some Dreamers’ Tales
Chapter Sixteen: Strategy and Tactics
Chapter Eighteen: A Few Minutes in the Fog of War
Chapter Nineteen: The Oath of Reprisal
Chapter Twenty: The Wish of Nil
Chapter Twenty-One: Over an Abyss
Epilogue 1: Beyond the Courts We Know
Epilogue 3: The Stones of Fell Gard
The Second Codex
Part Four
Chapter One: Neither Singing Nor Telling of Tales
Chapter Two: The Trunk of the Oak
Chapter Three: Entering Into Dialogue
Chapter Four: Various Philosophical Conversations
Chapter Five: Sighs and Departures
Chapter Six: Ghosts, Wounds, and a Curious Device
Chapter Seven: The Act of Seeing With One’s Own Eyes
Chapter Eight: Five Reveries, Prompted By A Mist
Chapter Nine: Turmoil, and the Absence Thereof
Chapter Ten: Lessons in Truth; its Obscuring, and its Discerning
Chapter Eleven: Trials of Strength and Wisdom
Chapter Twelve: Night; or Silence; or Naught
Chapter Thirteen: Encounters With Skeletons
Chapter Fourteen: The Accommodations We Make With the Dead
Chapter Fifteen: Hero’s Meditations
Chapter Sixteen: Hierarchies of Fear
Chapter Seventeen: Tragedy’s End; or, The Ignorance of Meaning