The Silver Wolf & The Silver Fox: The Revolution: Act I (Volume 1)

Bartholomew the playwright questions the identity of the man who suddenly barges into his tenement with a grand story in tow. Is he who he claims: Viscount Meris of Chauster, hero of The Revolution, the war that ended the tyranny of Emperor Eridan Ampur and the emperor's mastery over the dragons; or is he a common foot soldier, one too familiar with taverns? Nevertheless Viscount Meris is wanted for treason, while Bartholomew remains an unknown to the major playhouses. After hours of storytelling, the visitor's story trends from grand to impossible. He tells of saints, some wicked, others maddeningly dull, double-crossing pixies, voyages into the mysterious Far Unknown and encounters with its denizens. As the visitor falls asleep on Bartholomew's cot, Bartholomew leaves for his job at the local inn. Bartholomew returns in the evening to find his tenement upturned and blood drops across the floorboards, clear signs of a struggle. He also discovers that his coin purse and cat are missing? Bartholomew investigates, plunging himself into a second revolution and into a world most uncommon.