With the draft for their next novel accomplished, Axe wonders where they should go next while Goodkind sends his draft with a carrier raven. The spell is nullified and Mogul returns to his body, much to the surprise of Goodkind who jots down what happened soon after. With quick thinking, Mogul realizes that his body is the source of the spell and runs out off the window to fall to his supposed death. The Sorcerer King ridicules his foolishness and says that he does not keep all of his power in mere jewelries. He realizes that the crown might be the source and holds it above his head exclaiming 'Sorcerer! Behold your talisman!' and shatters it. Rummaging through the throne room, Axe breaks every trinket that he can find to undo the spell, but to no avail. Goodkind tells him to destroy the source of the spell as it might be a channeled spell. The Sorcerer King chases after Goodkind, while Mogul tries to rid himself of the spell. Disappointed that their adventure has an anticlimatic ending, Mogul accepts the crown, but he is suddenly transferred into the body of the king, who reveals that he has swapped bodies with him and is now possessing Mogul. Mogul and Goodkind proceed into the throne room, where they find the Sorcerer King of Valhessi on his knees, supplicating them to spare him by offering the crown and the other riches of his throne room. Mogul decapitates the first warrior, does his second ultimate Culling Blade on the second warrior, disembowels the third and fourth warriors, and finally kills the last warrior in a fit of rage. He readies himself for battle and tells Goodkind to stop writing and watch him fight. Mogul makes it clear that he was simply weirded out by their unexpected speech and tells him not to write that he was scared of the Zongom warriors. Axe halts their speech to take a moment with Goodkind, who might have thought that Mogul hesitated out of fear. The five 'unstoppable' Zongom warriors have been waiting for the intruders and they greet them with an eerie and synchronized speech. writing that Mogul was a disciplined fighter even though he was clearly enjoying the fight) until they made their way into the final chamber of the castle. Fighting his way through the horde, Goodkind writes down the scene with some of his own embellishment (e.g. They venture into the castle and are greeted by an army of Valhessi soldiers. With these moments, Goodkind successfully writes down the first few lines of their adventure. However, Goodkind reveals that Mogul did not leave him and he arrives shortly to perform his signature Culling Blade on Grigrikh, instantly killing him and destroying the gate behind him.

Likely offended by his remarks, Mogul leaves the scene without Goodkind, supposedly leaving him to be eaten by Grigrikh. Grigrikh introduces himself in an intimidating manner and taunts Mogul by calling him a 'little pink ape'. Mogul convinces him again by saying that his bard needs to record his name for the sake of 'accuracy of the historical records' which prompts the gatekeeper to reveal his name. Slightly annoyed, Mogul asks for his name so that Goodkind may do his 'bard thing' but the gatekeeper simply refuses to do so.

He cheerfully inquires him about the location of the Fortress of Valhessi and the seven jeweled crown that is guarded by five 'unstoppable' Zongom warriors, but the gatekeeper's taciturn nature forces Axe to stop his charade. Mogul greets the gatekeeper and introduces him to his bard Goodkind. The story takes place in the Hazhadal Barrens where Mogul and Goodkind have managed to reach the northern gate of the Fortress of Valhessi. Īfter the fall of the Red Mist, Mogul Khan may have joined or destroyed the Bloodmist army. To those who are granted the position of Reaper, they are given tattoos that express the responsibility that they must carry and the respect that it bestows on those who wear it. Mogul used to hold the title of the Reaper, a high ranking soldier who would slay any deserters in the Red Mist army. During his time as a mere grunt, he attempted to forge a weapon with an axe, which he considers his only failure. All warriors of the Red Mist are their own blacksmiths and Mogul is no exception.

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