Grant asked Garon Whited:

What would have happened to Erik if Aramon tested with his blessed sword? It's supposed to test the evil in mens hearts so evil people will be cut like a regular sword, those that are of lesser character will feel soul rending agony but suffer no wound, and good men will be untouched. Erik's a hero, but because of WHAT he is he does a lot of questionable things. Where does he fall?

Garon Whited Since Aramon hasn't yet stuck Eric with the sword, the answer is <spoiler> left as an exercise in philosophy to the reader... at least for now. Unless Eric encounters Aramon again, WE MAY NEVER KNOW! BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!</spoiler>

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I am very interested to know when the Next Eric.....uhm I mean Nightlord Book will be released. I enjoy your books, Phoebe was a very good read as well but I miss my Dragon Sword and his little horsey too..???

Artiem Bonganciso asked Garon Whited:

Eric often calls himself a corpse during the nighttime, so does that mean he can be affected by necromancers or other people with similar powers to manipulate/control corpses/the undead? Is he out of luck if he ever comes across such a person during the night?

George Campbell asked Garon Whited:

Cosmology question! What happens to the soups from timeline-branch universes when they disappear? I'm thinking of a certain four from Mary's world. Do the energy state planes remain intact, or is the implied afterlife extra-universal? Seems like good design if the latter.

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I am very interested to know when the Next Eric.....uhm I mean Nightlord Book will be released. I enjoy your books, Phoebe was a very good read as well but I miss my Dragon Sword and his little horsey too..???

Eric often calls himself a corpse during the nighttime, so does that mean he can be affected by necromancers or other people with similar powers to manipulate/control corpses/the undead? Is he out of luck if he ever comes across such a person during the night?

Cosmology question! What happens to the soups from timeline-branch universes when they disappear? I'm thinking of a certain four from Mary's world. Do the energy state planes remain intact, or is the implied afterlife extra-universal? Seems like good design if the latter.

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