In the aftermath of the Mongolian invasion of 1241, beleaguered Christians have a problem with the current presence of a violent horde and a global turned ugly. Apocalyptic fever sweeps through European countries, infecting even the most logical individuals, departing all to question if they are seeing the end moments – or one hour when brand-new heroes will emerge through the ruins of cataclysmic beat. An purchase of warrior monks, the Shield-Brethren, won’t yield, plotting to overthrow the invaders despite insurmountable odds. Father Rodrigo Bendrito gets a prophecy from God and thinks it’s his mission to deliver the message to Rome. Combined with the hunter Ferenc, orphan Ocyrhoe, healer Raphael, and alchemist Yasper, Rodrigo models out to reclaim Europe. But to save Christendom, someone must slay the brutal Khan of Khans. Filled with intrigue and colorful character types, The Mongoliad: Publication Two is usually a riveting, expertly rendered story about the will to survive.