Inheritance (Inheritance, #4)

by Christopher Paolini

You have your murder of ravens, your convocation of eagles, your gaggle of geese, your raft of ducks, your band of jays, your parliament of owls, and so on, but what about dragons? A hunger of dragons? That doesn’t sound quite right. Nor does referring to them as a blaze or a terror, although I’m rather fond of terror, all things considered: a terror of dragons.… But no, a flock of dragons is called a thunder.

The wheel turns and we see but a glimpse of the entirety.”

I wonder if Christopher Paolini likes the Wheel of Time series.

And so the wheel turns, he thought.

I'm definitely thinking he does like Wheel of Time.

Listen closely and I will tell you two things. When the times comes and you need a weapon, look under the roots of the Menoa tree. Then, when all seems lost and your power is insufficient, go to the Rock of Kuthian and speak your name to open the Vault of Souls.

I love prophecies.

Chapter forty-seven. Page three. Start with the second passage thereon.

And the ship sailed onward, gliding serenely down the moonlit river toward the dark lands beyond.