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Volume II: THE STORYTELLER AND THE JANN-1
Volume II: THE STORYTELLER AND THE JANN This book is dedicated to Melissa Ann Singer for all the time, effort, and love she put into it. Chapter 1: The Palace of Rashwenath The tale is told of a time when Hakem Rafi the accursed, the thief, the blackhearted, when this nefarious infidel violated the Temple of the Faith in the fabled city of Ravan and stole the golden jeweled urn of Aeshma from before the Bahram fire itself. The tale recounts how he escaped from the Holy City disguised as a soldier in Prince Ahmad’s own wedding procession, only to be trapped in the ambush of the treacherous King Basir—and how, to save his own life, he smashed the urn and released Aeshma upon the unsuspecting world of Parsina once again. Aeshma, the king of the daevas. Aeshma, satrap of the Pits of Torm
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