Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner are back, and the galaxy should be very worried. Robert Rath returns to Black Library’s most gloriously dysfunctional double act with the sequel to The Infinite and the Divine — the book every Necron fan has been demanding for years.
The story
- The opening of the Great Rift hands Trazyn an unexpected chance to patch things up with a distinctly embittered Orikan
- The fate of a long-lost expedition to the Chaos-corrupted world of Amenthis needs uncovering
- A relic from the War in Heaven waits at the end of the trail — and what the pair find could shake Necron society to its foundations
Why read it
- Rath’s mix of dry wit, deep lore and genuine pathos made the first book a modern classic
- Perfect for fans of Necron lore, immortal pettiness and archaeology conducted at gunpoint
- A handsome hardback that sits neatly beside its predecessor
If you enjoyed watching two deathless egomaniacs feud across sixty-five million years, consider your next read sorted. Read our full preview of the sequel or browse more Black Library books.
Available to pre-order now.
