Noble Warriors need joy more than anyone else. Soon after Morning Star leaves, the Wildman and the Spikier army join the Joyous. Seeker moves through the garden, crossing a long bridge, and finds a chair in which he knows his God is sat. Seeker fears his God's nonexistence, but Jango appears, and reveals that he and Seeker are one and the same person. Jango tells Seeker to look with 'the eyes of faith'. Seeker looks at the chair and sees the All and Only. Then Noman, who has now also entered the Garden, tells Seeker to look with his own eyes. Seeker returns to Radiance which is now ruled by the Spikers and Orlans. The Wildman hands over the Spiker army to Shab, and Caressa (who became the next Jahan when Amroth died near the start of the book) gives the silver whip of the Jahan to Sabin (the last living son of Amroth). The next day, Seeker, Morning Star, The Wildman and Caressa set off on Wildman's old ship down the river and to other lands. See also Noble Warriors Trilogy Seeker Jango William Nicholson External links William Nicholson's homepage The Noble warriors fan club 2007 British novels British fantasy novels Novels by William Nicholson Egmont Books books