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I limped over to Luccio and nodded at the tables Mac had set up. I hope there’s room enough. When are the other Wardens arriving? Luccio fixed me with a quiet, weary gaze. Then she drew her hands from beneath her cloak and held out a folded bundle wrapped in brown paper, offering it to me. Take it. I took the bundle and unwrapped it. It was a folded grey cloak. Put it on, said Luccio in her quiet, steady voice. And then every available Warden will be here.

Jim Butcher

I limped over to Luccio and nodded at the tables Mac had set up. I hope there’s room enough. When are the other Wardens arriving? Luccio fixed me with a quiet, weary gaze. Then she drew her hands from beneath her cloak and held out a folded bundle wrapped in brown paper, offering it to me. Take it. I took the bundle and unwrapped it. It was a folded grey cloak. Put it on, said Luccio in her quiet, steady voice. And then every available Warden will be here.

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About Jim Butcher

Jim Butcher (born October 26, 1971) is an American author. He has written the contemporary fantasy The Dresden Files, Codex Alera, and Cinder Spires book series.