BOOK DESCRIPTION
The elves have spent the last three hundred years in quiet martyrdom while the goblins have built their towns and great markets. At first, the elven sacrifices had seemed worth it for the sake of peace. No more war would mean greater prosperity, and everyone would benefit. But as the goblins' success grew, so did their persecution and isolation of the elves. Without jobs, money or hope, the elven population declined, and the goblin men herded them into camps far from the great trees, universities, and streets of the bustling goblin towns. A fatal disease now spreads in the melancholy camps, taking the husbands, wives, sons, and daughters of the decimated race. And as a father looks into the eyes of his dying son, the last of his line, he realizes he has no choice but to break the centuries-long truce.
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