Tamex

Dragonqueen she was called in elven; Nilat the Comtpter, to the barbarians of Plains; Tamex, the False Metal, so she was known in Thorbardin among the dwarves; Mai-tat, She of Many Faces was how they told of her in legends among the sea-faring people of Ergoth.

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"Who is this man, Tamex?" asked the Kingpriest nervously, and the pale man turned his faceted face to the cowering ruler.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

With a brittle arm, Tamex seized the Kingpriest by the nape and dragged him into full light.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

"This is the one who would have your throne, such as it is," Tamex announced.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

"And are you any better, false Prophet?" asked Tamex, his glittering amber eyes turned toward For'dus.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

Gormion, Rann, and Aeleth, never true loyalists to Fordus or his officers, rose to stand beside Tamex, their hands already on the hilts of their weapons.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

Tamex had wakened him from his unsettling mid-morning slumber, where he dreamt trees as things with daggers, brooks and streams thickening and darkening in the red moon.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

"But honor is due the Kingpriest," Tamex insisted melodiously.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

Tamex had dragged the Kingpriest from his sump'tuous quarters, imprisoning him in this room to wait out the last of the night, the sunrise, the first blood of the battle.

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994

The elf saw three shapes intertwined in the heart of the cloud: Tamex and Tanila, their amber eyes glittering with a strange, reptilian identity ...

The Dark Queen Williams, Michael, 1952 Dec. 17- 1994