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Distraught by Erinu's ordeal, the four travel north and rest in Porto Cerro. When Erinu's bleeding baffles Berin, they meet Sceala, a local woman.
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Sceala seems intrigued not by Glavino, but by Berin. Soon Berin finds the hardest battle is not from outside forces but from those within.
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The Bacana army invade Porto Cerro, splitting Berin from his family, again.
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Berin is captured again and accused on being a spy. When all seems lost, a friend returns with a sword set to alter the course of the war.
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Will Berin, Glavino and the Shuiku army be able to thwart the might of the battle-hardened King Labar and the Bacana horde?
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Berin and a defiant, yet despondent, Labar meet.
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Finally, Berin and Glavino reach the town where Juolo was taken. Only something stands in their way: memory.
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Juolo's mind has been altered. Only she can recognise one man, one lover from her past. It is not Berin.
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Berin travels out of town in search of Juolo. How will he remind her of their connection, their love?
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With Juolo now back with Berin, Glavino, Erini and Rini, they begin their journey home. Berin, with his heart torn, wanders down to the river.
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