Nik Vincent

Aric avanzó por el terreno sembrado de cadáveres y ayudó a Gruber a levantarse. El viejo guerrero estaba salpicado de sangre pero vivo.--Ocúpate de Von Glick y cuida del estandarte. Dame tu caballo –le dijo Gruber a Aric. El joven desmontó y regresó junto al estandarte de Vess, mientras Gruber galopaba hacia la brutal refriega. Von Glick yacía junto al estandarte, que aún permanecía clavado en la tierra, rodeado por casi una docena de cadáveres de hombres bestia. En el salvaje mundo de Warhammer, oscuros poderes se concentran en torno a Middenheim. Sólo los nobles Caballeros Templarios de Ulric y sus aliados se alzan para defenderla contra los insidiosos servidores de la muerte.… (meer)

The last of humanity has taken refuge in hibernation at the poles, hiding from the giant invading insects that have conquered the Earth. Defending these outposts against bug attacks are genetically engineered dog soldiers, loyal and unquestioning to the Masters' voices in their heads. At least they were, but things have changed on the Earth. The Masters voices have gone and a new peace has arrived in the northern hemisphere. The legend of a masterless rogue soldier from the distant South has spread, and in the new Fiefdoms of old Germany something very dangerous is about to happen. In a not-too-distant future, amongst ruins in the the ancient city of Berlin the Aux's live in clans, fighting amongst themselves. Their ancient enemey, Them - giant marauding insects, are a folk memory. Young Evelyn War however will be the first to realise that this quiet is not what it seems, that the Auxs themselves, having been bred for hand-hand combat in a war long-thought to be over, and now idling violently in peace in the subways and collapsing buildings Europe, must set aside their petty hostilities if they are to face the battle to come. Evelyn is the only one to see the oncoming storm, but the clan leaders and her elders do not believe her warnings, and time is running short. The last of humanity has taken refuge in hibernation at the poles, hiding from the giant invading insects that have conquered the Earth. Defending these outposts against bug attacks are genetically engineered dog soldiers, loyal and unquestioning to the Masters' voices in their heads. At least they were, but things have changed on the Earth. The Masters voices have gone and a new peace has arrived in the northern hemisphere. The legend of a masterless rogue soldier from the distant South has spread, and in the new Fiefdoms of old Germany something very dangerous is about to happen. In a not-too-distant future, amongst ruins in the the ancient city of Berlin the Aux's live in clans, fighting amongst themselves. Their ancient enemey, Them - giant marauding insects, are a folk memory. Young Evelyn War however will be the first to realise that this quiet is not what it seems, that the Auxs themselves, having been bred for hand-hand combat in a war long-thought to be over, and now idling violently in peace in the subways and collapsing buildings Europe, must set aside their petty hostilities if they are to face the battle to come. Evelyn is the only one to see the oncoming storm, but the clan leaders and her elders do not believe her warnings, and time is running short.



**… (meer)

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I tried to get into this I really did but I kept hitting walls. I loved the idea of the world and thought I would enjoy it but didn't find the language relatable and it kept forcing me out of the story. I cannot help but think this book would have benefitted greatly from me having a clear understanding of the world and had I had the information from the graphic novel I might have enjoyed it more...but no that would still leave the language. I am giving it two stars because I think fans of the already established series will enjoy it.… (meer)