Chapter two
The Todalpheme of AkhramFrom the summit of the opposite side of the canal I could look up and see the structure rising a half mile away. I had arrived here by the simple expedient of climbing down the myriads of stairs cut into the giant rock shelves, swimming the half mile stretch of water, and then climbing up again. The twin suns were low in the sky now and their light, still mingled, would gradually fade and turn into a purer greenish glow as the green sun, the one called Genodras, lingered a while after the larger red sun, Zim, had vanished.
Then the stars would come out and I might have a better idea of just where I was on the surface of Kregen beneath Antares.
The structure appeared a solidly constructed castle or hotel with stoppered windows; its many turrets covered
