Just finished the triolgy - great read and a page turner. There were, however, some anomalies. They didn't detract from the enjoyment, but nagged me.
1. I thought that the gold tablet that Sister Ariel fished out of Ezra's Wood would have some significant part to play. Apart from a note that she was going to study it, it dropped from sight. Why introduce something thats both interesting and unusual and not use it?
2. Feir went into the Wood to get Curoch, met something that was amused and came out with a backpack(?) containing instructions on how to make a fake Curoch. The Dark Hunter is a construct with one purpose and is not likely to be amused. Is Ezra the something amused? If so, maybe a little Deus Ex at the book ending would be in order - Wolf (Ezra) apprearing to Kylar in a dream to explain this and other odd things.
3. Elene lells Kylar to kill Khali with Curoch so that he could "kill the vir". And when he does kill her, the vir dies. However, Khali earlier says the vir are natural and she has no control over it.
4. The Dark Hunter leaves the Wood to get Curoch in the final battle. It kills all the Krul in the process. How did it leave the Wood when all the wards were designed to keep it in? Also, its function was to destroy magic - why were the talented ones not affected? And finally, did it return to the Wood? and why?
As I said, I enjoyed the books thoroughly, but just had a few questions.
John
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