The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune

Restless beneath the glittering emptiness of court life, King Kull of Valusia seeks answers no throne can provide. Guided to the ancient wizard Tuzun Thune, who dwells by the Lake of Visions in the House of a Thousand Mirrors, Kull enters a realm of riddles, sorcery, and unsettling revelation. Through the wizard's mirrors, Kull is shown the rise and fall of civilizations, the ruin that one day awaits Valusia, and the certainty that all empires, like all lives, are fleeting. But the visions cut deeper than prophecy. As Kull studies his own reflection, he begins to question whether he is the true self or merely a shadow, whether the world beyond the glass is more real than the one he rules, and whether identity itself is only an illusion. Tuzun Thune's haunting invitation to "see and believe" drives Kull toward a terrifying edge, where self-knowledge, mortality, and the nature of reality collapse into one another. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.