Sentence examples for linking books from inspiring English sources

Ti'ana raises Gehn until he runs away as a teenager, learning the D'ni Art of writing linking books.

The inhabitants of Myst include the explorer Atrus, a writer of many linking books, and his wife Catherine and their children.

Years earlier, his two sons, Sirrus and Achenar, destroyed Atrus' linking books and imprisoned their parents in order to plunder the wealth of Atrus' Ages.

Atrus is a writer of special volumes called linking books, which serve as portals or links to worlds known as Ages.

After the fall of the D'ni civilization, Atrus' father, Gehn, teaches him the Art and Atrus creates many linking books, surpassing his father's skill in writing.

By writing a description of another world, the D'ni created "linking books" which served as portals to the worlds described, known as Ages.

The book is no ordinary volume; it is a linking book, which serves as a portal to the world it describes.

Atrus' grandmother, Anna ("Ti'ana"), helps Catherine by writing the Age of Myst as an escape route while Atrus destroys every other linking book on Riven.

A linking book to the Age of Myst, the setting of the original game, lies sealed in the ruins of the ancient D'ni civilization.

Players also receive a special linking book, a volume that serves as a portal to a personal world or Age, known as Relto.

The Stranger's discovery of the Myst linking book saves Atrus from being trapped in K'veer a second time, and Catherine from Gehn's clutches.