Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Testaments, Vol. 3: The Testament of an Empire-Builder
The Protagonist answered, 'i am dissatisfied with the Old songs and wish to sing new ones.' With that they held their peace and listened attentively, and often with approval, because the new songs, like the old, contained many expres sions Of delight and hope. Besides it was exactly the superficial complexion Of things that this people, like most peoples, loved to contemplate. Wherefore when pain and terror, which are the blood and nerve, the entrails and inmost com plexion of the world, began more fully to inform the Protagonist's songs, the people bade him cease.
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