The coastal port of Silver-Water was a bustling, labyrinthine city of white timber merchant manors, slate-roofed fish houses, and sprawling stone quays that jutted out into a deep, sheltered ocean bay. For centuries, Silver-Water had been the commercial jewel of the northern seaboard. Hundreds of two-masted fishing smacks, timber schooners, and deep-water merchant caravels were moored along its wooden piers. The salt air was thick with the scent of dried…
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