琴団長 这是runescape第一本小说，本人看过，。觉得非常不错，最让人兴奋的是书中提到我们在游戏里的地方（比如：barbarian village, etc.)书的主要内容如下：The book begins during the winter of the Year 164, five years prior to the current events of RuneScape. During one of the season's blizzards, a statue near the entrance to the White Knights' Castle in Falador is shattered, forcing a number of white knights to leave the castle and retrieve its remains. Amongst these is Squire Theodore, apparently a young White Knight in-training.
As the statue is being brought into the castle, a young girl is suddenly teleported to a point near the entrance of the castle, apparently injured and near death. Theodore discovers her and, hoping to save her life, helps to carry her to the castle's infirmary. The head of the infirmary, Elise, attempts to save her under the supervision of Sir Amik Varze, the head of the White Knights and ruler of Falador since the Asgarnian King Vallance fell ill. The girl is found to have in her possession a sword made of an unknown metal, a mysterious white flower, and a shattered ring of unknown nature.
Meanwhile, outside Falador, terror ensues as a creature begins to feed on travellers traversing Asgarnia's roads. As refugees enter Falador to escape the monster, Theodore is sent to Taverley to investigate the nature of the items the girl had in her possession. Once in Taverley, he meets an elderly alchemist named Ebenezer and his young companion Gar'rth, alongside Theodore's old friend Castimir who had spent years training in the Wizards' Tower of southern Misthalin. With the aid of Kaqemeex, the druidic leader of Taverley, the group finds that the flower is a white pearl, a flower known to grow atop of both the nearby White Wolf Mountain, and the perilous Ice Mountain.
As this occurs, a violent group of men loyal to the H.A.M. cult enrage a group of peasants near Port Sarim, convincing them that the "monster" that has been terrorising Asgarnia is the dwarf Doric. Doric, having secretly leftKeldagrim some years before, is confronted by the drunken mob in his home north of Falador. They beat and rob him, finally burning down his house and leaving him for dead. The monster, before having planned to eat Doric, instead pursues the H.A.M. Speaker and his men, killing them in the night.
Theodore discovers Doric on his return to Falador, and offers to aid him in pursuing legal action in Falador. Doric reluctantly agrees, and both are forced to flee when they sense they are being chased by the monster. The monster pursues them, smelling on them "the scent it is looking for". Upon returning to Falador, they find that the girl, Kara-Meir, has awoken, and that the ring she had been carrying was one of a set of 50 rings of life once given to loyal knights of Falador. Sir Amik Varze, Sir Tiffy Cashien, Bhuler, and the rest of the council believe that the one that betrayed Falador some years before is involved. They speculate that Kara-Meir could be the daughter ofSir Justrain, a wrongly banished White Knight that had received such a ring and then travelled to live in the north.
As the statue is being brought into the castle, a young girl is suddenly teleported to a point near the entrance of the castle, apparently injured and near death. Theodore discovers her and, hoping to save her life, helps to carry her to the castle's infirmary. The head of the infirmary, Elise, attempts to save her under the supervision of Sir Amik Varze, the head of the White Knights and ruler of Falador since the Asgarnian King Vallance fell ill. The girl is found to have in her possession a sword made of an unknown metal, a mysterious white flower, and a shattered ring of unknown nature.
Meanwhile, outside Falador, terror ensues as a creature begins to feed on travellers traversing Asgarnia's roads. As refugees enter Falador to escape the monster, Theodore is sent to Taverley to investigate the nature of the items the girl had in her possession. Once in Taverley, he meets an elderly alchemist named Ebenezer and his young companion Gar'rth, alongside Theodore's old friend Castimir who had spent years training in the Wizards' Tower of southern Misthalin. With the aid of Kaqemeex, the druidic leader of Taverley, the group finds that the flower is a white pearl, a flower known to grow atop of both the nearby White Wolf Mountain, and the perilous Ice Mountain.
As this occurs, a violent group of men loyal to the H.A.M. cult enrage a group of peasants near Port Sarim, convincing them that the "monster" that has been terrorising Asgarnia is the dwarf Doric. Doric, having secretly leftKeldagrim some years before, is confronted by the drunken mob in his home north of Falador. They beat and rob him, finally burning down his house and leaving him for dead. The monster, before having planned to eat Doric, instead pursues the H.A.M. Speaker and his men, killing them in the night.
Theodore discovers Doric on his return to Falador, and offers to aid him in pursuing legal action in Falador. Doric reluctantly agrees, and both are forced to flee when they sense they are being chased by the monster. The monster pursues them, smelling on them "the scent it is looking for". Upon returning to Falador, they find that the girl, Kara-Meir, has awoken, and that the ring she had been carrying was one of a set of 50 rings of life once given to loyal knights of Falador. Sir Amik Varze, Sir Tiffy Cashien, Bhuler, and the rest of the council believe that the one that betrayed Falador some years before is involved. They speculate that Kara-Meir could be the daughter ofSir Justrain, a wrongly banished White Knight that had received such a ring and then travelled to live in the north.
