Both of them travel sidelong and observe the fall of the empire and the takeover of power by the fanatical followers of the Underground Mother. He is accompanied by Brus, a trusted man familiar with martial arts and survival. As a result of the coup d'état, the imperial family dies, and the young son of the emperor as the last descendant of the family must escape. The emperor decides to destroy the Red Towers. Social unrest caused by the drought is increasing. At the same time, the ancient faith in the Underground Mother is returning in the empire, and temples are being built in the cities – Red Towers. In parallel, the fate of Filar, the young Prince of the Tiger Throne, is presented. Jarosław Grzędowicz at Pyrkon 2014, holding two different edition versions of the series. A parasitic fungus – Cyfral was implanted in his brain. To become more like the local people, Vuko undergoes eye surgery and adopts the local name Ulf Nitj’sefni. The task, however, is extremely difficult, because the planet is inhabited by anthropoid civilization, moreover magic is present there.
The protagonist, Vuko Drakkainen, a special-forces soldier, equipped with the latest technology from Earth, making him almost a superhuman (effectively, a supersoldier), is dispatched to a planet called Midgaard, to look for human scientists from a covert research facility with whom all contact was lost two years earlier. Following volumes of the saga were released in 2007, 20. The series was favorably received by the readers, compared to The Witcher, and won major prizes in Polish science fiction: Janusz A.
The first volume was published by the Fabryka Słów publishing house in 2005.
The plot tells the story of a special forces soldier from Earth, dispatched to investigate a mystery on another planet, where magic exists. The Lord of the Ice Garden ( Polish: Pan Lodowego Ogrodu) is a four-volume science fiction and fantasy novel by Polish writer Jarosław Grzędowicz.
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