Ainsworth Gladsly is a scholar, not just any scholar, a
Skarrow Library Scholar. As an esteemed
research fellow, Ainsworth expected respect from his lessers and peers. Lessers
being any person who hadn’t achieved his level of intellectual snobbery.
After a fight with his paramour, Enach, Ainsworth finds
himself on the way to the Misnich Inn at the foot of Mount Vengeance. His goal is to document the travels of
adventurers as they scale Mount Vengeance and challenge its dragon.
Upon meeting Honey, the proprietress of Inn, Ainsworth is
dismayed that the country bumpkins are not in awe of his vaunted intellectual
skills.
Bullen weaves a story fraught with emotional parables. The growth of character interaction and how
it changes is paramount to the plot.
The point is driven home that personal satisfaction and
accomplishment are underrated and need to be lauded rather than ignored. Internal
rewards surpass transitory praise.
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