Terry Goodkind - Sword of Truth 2 - Stone of Tears

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'Yesterday you would have killed Richard to keep him from harming Darken

Rahl,'

'And yesterday be would have killed me to get at his foe. But now we serve

each other. Only a tool walks into the future backward.'

Zedd nodded and offered a small, but warm, smile of respect, but then his eyes

narrowed as he leaned closer. 'If the veil is not closed, Commander, and the

Keeper is loosed on the world, everyone will share the same fate. It won't be

just D'Hara, but the whole of the world that is consumed. From what I have

read of the prophecies, Richard may be the only one who can close the veil.

You just remember that, if harm tries to get a glance at Richard.'

Trimack's eyes were ice. 'Steel against steel, that he may be the magic

against magic.'

STONE OF TEARS

BOOK TWO OF THE SWORD OF TRUTH

Terry Goodkind

For my parents, Natalie and Leo

I would like to thank my editor, James Frenkel. for having the integrity to

settle for no less than my best effort; my British editor, Caroline Oakley,

for her continuing support and encouragement; my friends Bonnie Moretto and

Donald Schassberger MD, for their expert advice; and Keith Parkinson for the

outstanding cover art.CHAPTER 1

Rachel clutched her doll tighter to her chest and stared at the dark thing

watching her from the bushes. At least she thought it was watching her. It was

hard to tell because the eyes were as dark as the rest of it, except when the

light caught them just right; then they gleamed a golden color.

She had seen animals in the woods before, rabbits and raccoons and squirrels

and such, but this was bigger. It was as big as her, maybe bigger. Bears were

dark. She wondered if it could be a bear.

But this wasn't exactly the woods, since it was indoors. She had never been in

an indoor woods before. She wondered if indoor woods had animals like the

outdoor woods did.

She might have been afraid if Chase wasn't there with her. She knew she was

safe with him. Chase was the bravest man she ever saw. Still, she was a little

afraid. Chase had told her she was the bravest little girl he knew. She didn't

want him to think she was afraid of some big rabbit.

Maybe that's all it was, some big rabbit, sitting on a rock or something. But

rabbits had long ears. Maybe it really was a bear. She put her doll's foot in

her mouth.

She turned and looked down the path, across the pretty flowers and short walls

covered with vines, and across the grass to where Chase was talking to Zedd,

the wizard. They were standing by a stone table, looking at the boxes, and

talking about what to do with them. Rachel was glad that that mean Darken Rahl

didn't get them and that he wasn't lever going to be able to hurt anyone

again. Rachel turned back to make sure the dark thing wasn't coming any closer

to her. It was gone. She looked around, but didn't see it anywhere.

'Sara, where do you think it could have gone?' she whispered.

Her doll didn't have an answer. Rachel bit down on Sara's foot and started

walking toward Chase. Her feet wanted to run, but she didn't want Chase to

think she wasn't brave. He had said she was brave, and that made her feel

good. She looked over her shoulder as she walked, checking, but she didn't see

the dark thing anywhere. Maybe it lived in a hole, and it had gone there. Her

feet still wanted to run, but she didn't let them.

When Rachel got to Chase, she pushed up against him and hugged his leg. He and

Zedd were talking, and she knew it was impolite to interrupt, so she sucked on

Sara's foot while she waited.

'So what could happen if you just shut the lid?' Chase was asking the wizard.

'Anything!' Zedd stuck his skinny arms up in the air. His wavy white hair was

smoothed down but it still stuck out in places. 'How should I know? Just

because I know what the boxes of Orden are doesn't mean I know what to do with

them now that Darken Rahl has opened one. The Magic of Orden killed him for

opening it. It could have destroyed the world. It could kill me for closing

it. Or worse.'

Chase sighed. 'Well, we can't just leave them sitting around, can we? Don't we

have to do something?'

The wizard frowned and looked at the boxes while he was thinking. After more

than a minute of quiet, Rachel tugged on Chase's sleeve. He looked down at

her.

'Chase...'

'"Chase"? I told you the rules.' He put his hands on his hips and twisted his

face up, trying to make it look mean, until she giggled and hugged his leg

tighter. 'You've only been my daughter for a few weeks, and already you're

breaking the rules. I told you before, you are to call me "Father." None of my

children are allowed to call me Chase. Understand?'

Rachel grinned and nodded. 'Yes, Ch ... Father.'

He rolled his eyes and shook his head. Then he mussed her hair. 'What is it?'

There's some big animal in the trees. I think it might be a bear, or worse. I

think you might need to take out your sword and go have a look.'

He laughed. A bear! In here?' He laughed again. 'This is an indoor garden,

Rachel. There aren't any bears in an indoor garden. Maybe it was a shadow. The

light does odd things in here.'

She shook her head. 'I don't think so, Ch ... Father. It was watching me.'

He smiled and mussed her hair again and put his big hand on the side of her

face and hugged her head to his leg. 'Then you just stay by me and it won't

bother you.'

She sucked Sara's foot and nodded as he held her head to his leg. She didn't

feel so afraid now that his hand was on her, and so looked over to the trees

again.

The dark thing, mostly hidden by one of the vine-covered walls, darted closer.

Rachel bit down harder on Sara's foot and let out a little whimper as she

looked up at Chase. He was pointing at the boxes.

'And just what is that thing, that stone, or jewel or whatever it is? Did it

come out of the box?'

Zedd nodded. 'It did. But I don't want to say what I think it is until I'm

sure. At least not out loud.'

'Father,' Rachel whined, 'it's coming closer.'

He looked down. 'Good. You just keep your eye on it for me.' He looked back to

the wizard. 'What do you mean you don't want to say? Do you think it has

something to do with what you said about the veil to the underworld possibly

being torn?'

Zedd frowned while he rubbed his smooth chin with his skinny fingers and

looked down at the black jewel sitting in front of the open box. 'That's what

I'm afraid of.'

Rachel looked over to the wall to watch where the dark thing was. She gave a

start when she saw the hands reach over the edge of the wall. It was a lot

closer.

But they weren't hands. They were claws. Long curved claws.

She looked up at Chase, at all his weapons, just to be sure he had enough. He

had knives, a lot of knives, around his waist, a sword strapped over the back

of his shoulder, a big axe hooked to his belt, a few other things that looked

like clubs, with sharp spikes sticking out of them, hanging from his belt,

too, and a crossbow on his back. She hoped it was enough.

All the weapons scared other men, but they didn't seem to be scaring the dark

thing that was coming closer. And the wizard didn't even have a knife. He just

wore that plain, tan robe. And he was so skinny. Not big like Chase. But

wizards had magic. Maybe his magic could scare the dark thing away.

Magic! Rachel remembered the magic fire stick Wizard Giller had given her. She

reached into her pocket and put her ringers around it. -Maybe Chase would need

her help. She wouldn't let that thing hurt her new father. She would be brave.

'Is it dangerous?'

Zedd looked up at Chase from under his eyebrows. 'If it's what I think it is,

and it were to fall into the wrong hands, "dangerous" wouldn't even begin to

describe it.'

'Then maybe we should drop it down a deep hole, or destroy it.'

'Can't. We may need it.'

'What if we hide it?'

That's what I'm thinking. The problem is where. There are things to take into

consideration. I need to take Adie to Aydindril and study the prophecies with

her before I know for sure what to do with the stone, and what to do about the

boxes.'

'And until then? Until you know for sure?'

Rachel looked over to the dark thing. It was closer, as close as the wall came

to them. With its claws over the top of the wall, it lifted its head up and

looked right into her eyes.

The thing grinned at her, showing long, sharp teeth. Her breath caught in her

throat. Its shoulders shook. It was laughing. Rachel's eyes were as big as

they would go. She could hear her heartbeats making a whooshing sound in her

ears.

'Father ...' she whined in a small voice.

He didn't look down. He just shushed her. The thing put its leg over the wall

and dropped down in front, still looking at her, still laughing. Its shiny

eyes looked at Chase and Zedd. It hissed and then laughed as it hunched down.

Rachel tugged Chase's pant leg and strained to make her voice work. 'Father

... it's coming.'

'All right Rachel. Zedd, I still don't know ...'

With a howl the dark thing sprang into the open. It ran like a streak, just a

blur of black. Rachel screamed. Chase spun just as it hit him. Claws flashed

through the air. Chase fell to the ground as the thing leapt on Zedd.

The wizard's arms flailed about. Flashes of light shot from Zedd's fingers,

bouncing off the dark thing and tearing up dirt or stone where they hit. The

thing knocked Zedd to the ground.

Laughing in a loud howl, it jumped back on Chase as he was pulling his axe

from his belt. Rachel screamed again as the claws tore at Chase. The thing was

faster than any animal she had ever seen. Its claws were just a blur.

Rachel was terrified Chase was being hurt. It flung the axe out of Chase's

hand, laughing that awful laugh. It was hurting Chase. Rachel had the fire

stick in her hand.

She jumped forward and put the fire stick on its back. She screamed the magic

words to make the fire stick work. 'Light for me!'

The dark thing burst into flames. It made a horrible scream as it spun to her.

Its mouth opened wide, teeth snapping as flames burned all over it. It laughed

again, but not like people laughed when they thought things were funny. Its

laugh made her skin prickle. It hunched over and started walking toward her,

still on fire, as Rachel backed up.

Chase let out a grunt as he threw one of the clubs with the sharp spikes

sticking out of it. The club hit the thing's back, and stuck in its shoulder.

It looked around at Chase and laughed as it reached behind and pulled the club

from its back. It started for Chase again.

Zedd was up. Fire flew from his fingers, covering the thing with even more

flames. It laughed at Zedd. All the fire went out. Smoke rose from it. Its

body looked the same now as before it got burned. In fact, it had looked like

it was dark from being burned even before Rachel had set it on fire.

Chase was on his feet, and there was blood on him. Rachel got tears at seeing

that. Chase snatched the crossbow off his back and in a blink he shot an

arrow. It stuck in the thing's chest. With that terrible laugh it snapped the

arrow off.

Chase threw aside the crossbow and yanked out the sword from over his

shoulder, then ran for the thing, jumping over it as he stabbed with the

sword. The thing moved so fast Chase missed. Zedd did something that sent the

thing tumbling across the grass. Chase put himself in front of Rachel, pushing

her back with one hand while he held the sword out in the other.

The thing sprang to its feet again, looking at each of them.

'Walk!' Zedd yelled at them. 'Don't run! Don't stand still!'

Chase grabbed Rachel's wrist and started walking backward. Zedd started

walking backward, too. The dark thing stopped laughing and looked at each of

them, blinking. Chase was breathing hard. His chain-mail shirt and the tan

leather tunic under it had big rips from the claws. Rachel got more tears at

all the blood on him. Blood was running down his arm onto her hand. She didn't

want him to be hurt. She loved him something fierce. She clutched Sara and the

fire stick tighter.

Zedd stopped. 'Keep walking,' he told Chase.

The dark thing looked at Zedd standing there, and a big grin with sharp teeth

came to its face again. It laughed that awful laugh and tore at the ground as

it started in a rush toward the wizard.

Zedd threw his hands up. Dirt and grass flew up in the air around the thing.

It was lifted into the air. Bolts of blue lightning struck it from all around

before it hit the ground. It howled in laughter as it thudded to the ground,

smoking.

Something else happened, Rachel couldn't tell what, and the thing stopped with

its arms stretched out, like it was trying to run, but its feet were stuck. It

howled and twisted, but couldn't move. Zedd's arms swirled around in circles

and he threw them out once more. The ground shook as if from thunder and there

were flashes of light hitting the thing. It laughed and there was a breaking

sound, like wood snapping, and the thing started toward Zedd.

Zedd began walking again. The thing stopped and frowned. Then the wizard

stopped and threw his arms out again. A terrible ball of fire went through the

air toward the thing as it ran for Zedd. The ball of fire made a loud scream

and grew bigger as it flew toward the dark thing.

The fire hit so hard it made the ground shake. The blue and yellow light was

so bright Rachel had to squint as she was walking backward. The ball of fire

stayed in that one place as it burned and made a loud roar.

Smoking, the dark thing stepped out of the fire, its shoulders shaking as it

laughed. The flames went out in little sparks that flew around in the air.

'Bags,' the wizard said as he started walking backward.

Rachel didn't know what 'bags' meant, but Chase had told Zedd not to say it in

front of little ears. She didn't know what that meant either. The wizard's

wavy, white hair was all messed up and sticking out in clumps.

Rachel and Chase were on the path through the trees, almost to the door. Zedd

was walking backward toward them as the dark thing watched. Zedd stopped and

the thing started coming again.

Walls of flame shot up in front of it. The air smelled like smoke and roared

with noise. The thing stepped through the wall of fire. Zedd made another, and

it stepped through that, too.

When the wizard started walking again, it stopped by a short, vine-covered

wall, watching. Fat vines ripped off the wall by themselves and grew suddenly

longer. They whipped around the dark thing as it stood there, tangling all

around it. Zedd was almost up with them.

'Where are we going?' Chase asked him.

Zedd turned. He looked tired. 'Let's see if we can shut it in here.'

The thing tore at the vines as they pulled it to the ground, and was slicing

through them with its sharp claws as the three of them went through the big

doorway. Chase and Zedd each took one of the golden metal doors and pushed it

shut.

From the other side came a howl, and then a loud crash. A big dent popped out

in the door, knocking Zedd to the ground. Chase put a hand on each door and

put all his weight against them as the thing pounded from the other side.

Horrible screeches came through the metal as the thing clawed at the door.

Chase was covered with sweat and blood. Zedd jumped to his feet and helped

Chase hold the doors closed.

A claw stuck through the crack between the two doors and slid down; then

another came out from underneath. Through the door, Rachel could hear the

thing laughing. Chase grunted as he pushed. The doors creaked.

The wizard stood back and held out his arms, with his fingers up, like he was

pushing against the air. The creaking stopped. The thing howled louder.

Zedd grabbed Chase's sleeve. 'Get out of here.'

Chase backed away from the doors. 'Is that going to hold it?'

'I don't think so. If it comes for you, walk. Running or standing still

attracts its attention. Tell anyone else you see.'

'Zedd, what is that thing?'

There was another loud crash and another big dent popped out in the door. The

tips of claws broke through the metal and made rips in the door. The noise it

made hurt Rachel's ears.

'Go! Now!'

Chase snatched her up with an arm around her waist and started running down

the hall.

CHAPTER 2

Zedd idly fingered the stone through the coarse cloth of his robe, where it

was nestled in an inner pocket, as he watched the claws pull back through the

rips in the metal. He turned and watched the boundary warden carrying Rachel

down the hall. They hadn't gone more than a few dozen strides when one of the

doors flew off its hinges with a horrific boom. The strong hinges shattered as

if they were made of clay.

Zedd dove out of the way, the gold-clad iron door just missing him as it flew

across the hall and crashed against the polished granite wall, sending shards

of metal flying and stone dust boiling down the hall. Zedd rolled to his feet

and ran.

The screeling bounded out of the Garden of Life and into the hall. Its body

was hardly more than a squat skeleton covered in a veneer of dry, crisp,

blackened skin. Like a corpse that had dried in the sun for years. White bone

stuck out in places where the skin, hanging in flaps here and there, had been

torn in the fight, but that didn't seem to bother the creature; it was a thing

of the underworld, and not hindered by all the frailties of life. There was no

blood.

If it could be torn up enough, or hacked apart, maybe it could be stopped, but

it was awfully quick. And magic certainly wasn't doing it much harm. It was a

creature of Subtractive Magic; Additive Magic was just being absorbed into it

like a sponge.

Maybe it could be harmed with Subtractive Magic, but Zedd had nothing of that

half of the gift. No wizard in the last few thousand years did. Some might

have had the calling for the Subtractive - Darken Rahl was proof of that - but

none had had the gift for it.

No, his magic wasn't going to stop this thing. At least, the wizard thought,

not directly. But maybe indirectly?

Zedd walked backward as the screeling watched with blinking, bewildered eyes.

Now, he thought, while it's standing still.

Concentrating, Zedd gathered the air, making it dense, dense enough to lift

the heavy door. He was tired; it took an effort. He pushed the air with a

mental grunt, crashing the door onto the back of the screeling. Dust rolled up

and across the hall as the door slammed the creature to the ground. It howled.

Zedd wondered if it was howling in pain, or anger.

The door lifted, stone chips sliding off. The screeling held the heavy door up

with one clawed hand as it laughed, a woody tendril of the vine he had tried

to strangle it with still coiled around its neck.

'Bags,' Zedd muttered. 'Nothing is ever easy.'

Zedd kept walking backward. The door crashed to the floor as the screeling

stepped out from underneath it and followed. It was starting to learn that the

people who walked were the same ones who ran or stood still. This was an

unfamiliar world to it. Zedd had to think of something before it learned any

more. If only he wasn't so tired.

Chase went down a wide marble stairway. Zedd followed him at a quick walk. If

he had been sure it wasn't Chase or Rachel the screeling was after, he would

have gone a different way, drawing the danger away from them, but it could

just as easily go after them, and he didn't want to leave Chase to fight it

alone.

A man and a woman, both in white robes, were coming up the stairs. Chase tried

to turn them around but they slipped past him.

'Walk!' Zedd yelled at them. 'Don't run! Go back or you will be killed!' They

frowned at him in confusion.

The screeling was shuffling along toward the stairs, its claws clicking and

scraping on the marble floor. Zedd could hear it panting with that nerve-

jarring near laughter.

The two people saw the dark thing and froze, their blue eyes going wide. Zedd

shoved them, turning them around, and forced them back down the stairs. They

both suddenly broke into a run, bounding down the stairs three at a time,

their blond hair and white robes flying.

'Don't run!' Zedd and Chase yelled at the same time.

The screeling rose up on its clawed toes, attracted by the sudden movement. It

let out a cackling laugh and darted to the stairs. Zedd threw a fist of air,

hitting it in the chest, knocking it back a pace. It hardly noticed. It peered

over the carved stone railing at the top and saw the people running.

With a cackle, it grasped the railing and leapt over, dropping a good twenty

feet to the two running, white-robed figures. Chase immediately put Rachel's

face to his shoulder and reversed direction, coming back up the stairs. He

knew what was going to happen, and there was nothing he could do about it.

Zedd waited at the top. 'Hurry, while it's distracted.'

There was a very brief struggle, and screams that were just as brief. Howling

laughter echoed in the stairwell. Blood splattered in an arc up the white

marble, almost to where Chase was charging up the stairs. Rachel hid her face

against him and hugged his neck tight, but didn't make a sound.

Zedd was impressed by her. He had never seen one so young use her head as well

as she did. She was smart. Smart and gutsy. He understood why Giller had used

her to try to keep the last box of Orden away from Darken Rahl. The way of

wizards, Zedd thought - using people to do what must be done.

The three ran down the hall until the screeling appeared at the top of stairs;

then they slowed to a backward walk. The screeling grinned with bloodred

teeth, its deathless black eyes momentarily reflecting golden in the sunlight

coming in a tall, narrow window. It winced at the light, licked the blood off

its claws, and then loped after them. They went down the next stairway. The

creature followed, sometimes stopping briefly in confusion, seemingly unsure

if it was them it was after.

Chase held Rachel in one arm and a sword in his other hand. Zedd stayed

between them and the screeling as they backed down a small hall. The screeling

climbed up the walls, scratching the smooth stone, and sprang across

tapestries, tearing them with its claws as it followed the three.

Polished walnut side tables, each with three ornate legs carved in vines and

dotted with gilded blossoms, tipped over into the hall as the screeling pushed

at them with a claw, grinning and laughing at the sound of cut-glass vases

shattering on the stone floor. Water and flowers spilled over carpets. The

screeling hopped down and tore a priceless blue and yellow Tanimuran carpet to

shreds as it howled in laughter and then skittered up the wall to the ceiling.

It advanced along the ceiling like a spider, head hanging down, watching them.

'How can it do that?' Chase whispered.

Zedd only shook his head as they backed into the immense central halls of the

People's Palace. The ceiling here was well over fifty feet high, a collection

of four-pointed ribbed vaults held up by a column at the corner of each vault.

Suddenly the screeling sprang along the ceiling of the small hall it was in

and leapt at them.

Zedd released a bolt of fire as the creature flew through the air. He missed,

the fire boiling up the granite wall, leaving a trail of black soot before it

dissipated.

For the first time, Chase didn't miss. With a solid strike his sword lopped

off one of the screeling's arms. For the first time the screeling howled in

pain. It tumbled around on the ground and darted behind a green-veined gray

marble column. The severed arm lay on the stone floor, twitching and grasping.

Soldiers came running across the vast hall, their swords to hand, the clatter

of their armor and weapons reverberating off the vaulted ceilings high

overhead, their boot strikes echoing off the tiles around the devotion pool as

they skirted it. D'Haran soldiers were a fierce lot, and they looked all the

more so at finding there was an invader in the palace.

Zedd felt an odd sort of apprehension at the sight of them. A few days ago

they would have dragged him off to the former Master Rahl to be killed; now

they were the loyal followers of the new Master Rahl, Zedd's grandson,

Richard.

As Zedd saw the soldiers coming, he realized the halls were filled with

people. The afternoon devotion had just ended. Even if the screeling did have

only one arm, this could be a bloodbath. The screeling could kill a few dozen

of them before they even thought to run. And then it would kill more when they

did. They had to get all these people away.

The soldiers rushed up around the wizard, eyes hard, searching, ready, looking

for the cause of the commotion. Zedd turned to the commander, a heavily

muscled man in leather and a polished breastplate with the ornate letter R

embossed on it: the symbol of the House of Rahl. The scars of rank were

incised on upper arms covered only with coarse mail sleeves. Intense blue eyes

glowered out from under his gleaming helmet.

'What's going on here?' he demanded. 'What is it?'

'Get these people out of this hall. They are all in danger.'

The commander's face reddened behind the cheek plates of his helmet. 'I'm a

soldier, not a bloody sheepherder!'

Zedd gritted his teeth. And a soldier's first duty is to protect people. If

you don't get these people out of this hall, Commander, I will see to it you

become a sheepherder!'

The commander's fist snapped to his heart in salute, his voice suddenly

controlled at realizing who he was arguing with. 'By your command, Wizard

Zorander.' He turned his anger instead on his men. 'Get everyone back! Right

bloody now! Spread rank! Sweep the hall!'

The soldiers fanned out, pushing a wave of startled people before them. Zedd

hoped they could get them all clear, and then maybe, with the soldiers' help,

they could bottle up the screeling and hack it to pieces.

But then the screeling launched itself from behind the column, a black streak

tearing across the floor. It tumbled into a bunched knot of onlookers the

soldiers were herding back, toppling many over one another to the floor.

Shrieks and wails and the screeling's hideous laughter erupted from across the

hall.

Soldiers fell upon the creature and were flung back, bloodied, as more came to

their aid. In the panicked clump of people, the soldiers couldn't swing a

sword or axe with any effect as the screeling tore a bloody path through the

bodies. It had no more caution for the armed soldiers than unarmed innocents.

It simply ripped at anyone close enough.

'Bags!' Zedd cursed. He turned to Chase. 'Stick close to me. We have to draw

it away.' He looked around. 'Over there. The devotion pool.'

They ran to the square pool of water that was situated under an opening in the

roof. Sunlight streamed down, reflecting in rippling patterns on the column at

one of its corners. A bell perched on the dark pitted rock that sat off-center

in the water. Orange fish glided through the shallow pool, unconcerned with

the mayhem above.

Zedd was getting an idea. The screeling certainly wasn't bothered by fire; the

most it did when hit with it was steam a little. He ignored the sounds of pain

and dying and stretched his hands out over the water, gathering its warmth,

preparing it for what he was going to do. He could see shimmering waves of

heat just above the surface of the water. He held the rising heat at that

point, just below ignition.

'When it comes,' he told Chase, 'we have to get it in the water.'

Chase nodded. Zedd was glad the boundary warden wasn't one who always needed

to have things explained to him, and knew better than to waste precious

seconds with questions. Chase set Rachel on the floor. 'Stay behind me,' he

told her.

She, too, asked no questions. She nodded and hugged her doll close. Zedd saw

she was clutching the fire stick in her other hand. Gutsy indeed. He turned to

the uproar across the hall, lifted a hand, and sent tickling tongues of flame

into the flailing dark thing in its center. The soldiers fell back.

The screeling straightened, turning, dropping a disembodied arm from its teeth

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