Blood Of Innocents (Book Two Of The Sorcery Ascendant Sequence) - Plot & Excerpts
Too fearful to try anything on Miranda, he nevertheless practiced a few techniques and exercises explained in the basic text. To his disquiet, there was a beauty to coercive sorcery, a complex symmetry he’d been hard-pressed to explain until he likened it to Dominion. Unlike normal crafting, with its intricate rules and structures, coercive sorcery was more complicated. What worked for one person wouldn’t necessarily work for another, and a coercive sorcery crafting had to be able to deal with multiple scenarios, almost as if it could make decisions itself, or fall into a predetermined pattern once something triggered a change. In this, it was very much like Dominion: an elaborate game, where the outcome was to overwhelm your opponent. And structures had to be left in place to deal with changes. He’d enjoyed learning all he could about coercive sorcery. And yet… stealing the books had been a betrayal of the trust Simmon had placed in him. A betrayal of the Protectors and all they stood for.
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