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A small band of adventurers rescues a dying knight who warns that a sorcerer plans to send a plague-bearing fleet from Alexandria to ravage England. Vowing to avert that catastrophe, the Englishman and his companions race across desert wastes toward the Mediterranean, confronting raiders, fortress fights, and supernatural opposition. The narrative alternates brisk action—swordplay, ambushes, sieges—with elements of magic, djinn lore, and a heroine whose lost sorcerous inheritance complicates loyalties. The plot centers on determined travel, desperate battle, and the effort to foil a clandestine, otherworldly threat while negotiating cross-cultural alliances and personal devotion.
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