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Insane, desperate rage twisted Tanis’s face. Somehow he’d make Raistlin listen to reason! Somehow they would all use this strange magic to escape! Tanis started forward, then stopped. From nowhere—seemingly—had come a small silver dagger, long concealed, fastened to the mage’s wrist by a cunningly designed leather thong.

“All right,” Tanis said, breathing heavily. “You’d kill me without a second thought. But what about your brother? Caramon, stop him!”

Caramon took a step toward his twin. Raistlin raised the silver dagger warningly.

“Don’t make him come near me, Tanis,” Raistlin said. “I assure you. I am capable of this, truly. What I have sought all my life is within my grasp. I will let nothing stop me. Look at Caramon’s face, Tanis! He knows! I killed him once. I can do it again.…”


The War of the Lance nears its end … for good … or for evil.…

DRAGONLANCE CHRONICLES

Volume Three

DRAGONS OF SPRING DAWNING

©1985 TSR, Inc.

Cover Copyright ©2000 Wizards of the Coast LLC

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v3.1

To Angel and Curtis, my children, my hope, and my life

—Tracy Raye Hickman

To the Commons Bridge Group, University of Missouri, 1966-70:

Nancy Olson, Bill Fisher, Nancy Burnett, Ken Randolph,

Ed Bristol, Herb the fry cook,

And in memory of Bob Campbell and John Steele, who died in Viet Nam,

And to the rest of that wonderful group

of mismatched friends—

this book about friends is fondly dedicated—Margaret Weis

Contents

Cover

Map

Title Page

Copyright

Dedication

The Everman

Book 1

Chapter 1 - Flight from darkness into darkness.

Chapter 2 - Pursuit.

Chapter 3 - Gathering darkness.

Chapter 4 - “My brother …”

Chapter 5 - The chronicler and the mage.

Chapter 6 - Palanthas.

Chapter 7 - Commander of the Knights of Solamnia.

Chapter 8 - The Oath of the Dragons.

Chapter 9 - Victory.

Book 2

Chapter 1 - Spring Dawning.

Chapter 2 - The penalty of failure.

Chapter 3 - The trap …

Chapter 4 - A peaceful interlude.

Chapter 5 - “I killed him once …”

Chapter 6 - Apoletta.

Chapter 7 - Berem. Unexpected help.

Chapter 8 - Dark tidings.

Chapter 9 - A single candle.

Book 3

Chapter 1 - An old man and a golden dragon.

Chapter 2 - The golden span.

Chapter 3 - Godshome.

Chapter 4 - Everman’s story.

Chapter 5 - Neraka.

Chapter 6 - Tanis bargains. Gakhan investigates.

Chapter 7 - The Temple of the Queen of Darkness.

Chapter 8 - The Queen of Darkness.

Chapter 9 - Horns of doom.

Chapter 10 - “Whoever wears the Crown, rules.”

Chapter 11 - “Jasla calls—”

Chapter 12 - The debt repaid.

Chapter 13 - Kitiara.

Chapter 14 - The end. For good or for evil.

The Homecoming

Raistlin’s Farewell

About the Authors

Kitiara, of all the days these days

are rocked in dark and waiting, in regret.

The clouds obscure the city as I write this,

delaying thought and sunlight, as the streets

hang between day and darkness. I have waited

past all decision, past the heart in shadows

to tell

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