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| − | *Smith says he may consider writing a prequel based on Flint and Fay's adventures explaining how exactly Fay got the book, although he asserts that all one needs to know about it in order to enjoy [[The Green Ember series]] is in the books he's already written.<ref name=":0">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QapNpBnC9ek&feature=youtu.be Q&A with S.D. Smith - New Seddleton Official - YouTube]</ref> |
+ | *Smith says he may consider writing a prequel based on Flint and Fay's adventures explaining how exactly Fay got the book, although he asserts that all one needs to know about it in order to enjoy [[The Green Ember series|''The Green Ember'' series]] is in the books he's already written.<ref name=":0">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QapNpBnC9ek&feature=youtu.be Q&A with S.D. Smith - New Seddleton Official - YouTube]</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:22, 14 July 2020
The Stone Book of Fay, also known as the Lost Book, is an artifact that belonged to Fay.
History
Origin
Exactly how the book came into being or into Fay's possession is unknown. It eventually came into the hands of King Whitson Mariner, being given to him by King Gerard along with the Stone Sword of Flint.
The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner
The book was aboard the Burnley as it sailed to a new home. After the Grimbles' betrayal, King Whitson Mariner laments the loss of the book as well as the Stone Sword of Flint.
Later, Queen Lillie quotes a passage from the book.
Later years
However, by the time of Morbin Blackhawk's reign over First Warren, the fate of the book was unknown, leading to it becoming known as the "Lost Book".
Trivia
- Smith says he may consider writing a prequel based on Flint and Fay's adventures explaining how exactly Fay got the book, although he asserts that all one needs to know about it in order to enjoy The Green Ember series is in the books he's already written.[1]