Karigan the elite green rider now falls prey to the biggest evil there exists in the world she knows i.e Mornhavon the Black. Morhavon is not just a creature it is darkness itself getting a human-like form slowly. During the confrontation with this evil power, Karigan was very terrified at first when she was sent to the dark forest. Then as she fought against it again and again the fear slowly disappeared and that was the first misjudgment the green rider made on her part.
She took the dark lord less seriously which ended her in a grave made of stone, all she remembers is that she got hit after which she woke up under a stone. Not ample air is present in this grave which could make her lose her consciousness once again. She can try some of her magic but again strong magic can affect her safety too in this small place surrounded by stones.
Doubts surround the mind of the young rider now as she thinks if she becomes successful in breaking free she still would have no idea where she is at present. Dark powers have thrown her in a deadly pit and she is not the Karigan one witnessed in Green Rider and First Rider’s Call as she is broken and needs help.
Kristen Britain makes the green rider face tragedy this time, she has gone through hardships but this loneliness proves to be a real killer for her. Ellen Archer just continues to rock the ears of the audience with the sensational and ever effective voice in narration. No doubt there is no parallel to Ellen’s voice in this sort of thing in literature.
