The Spirit Collectors

Opening words from author and narrator M. Amanuensis Sharkchild.

Amory Demshen explores the vastness of Tempertime Cemetery and encounters a spryth called Ragdaddle Moonchelly.

Amory comes home from Tempertime Cemetery to be greeted by his mother, Lunel.

Lunel takes Amory to the gardens to cut flowers for a Winder tradition.

The Isle of Winder has a Moons Day celebration called Gatherlin while Amory plays with his friends.

Amory encounters mysterious blue and white wisps of light circling the grand tree in the middle of Tempertime Cemetery.

Amory is found on the outskirts of Tempertime Cemetery and faces repercussions from his mother, Lunel.

Amory makes the biggest decision of his life.

Tempertime Cemetery embraces the return of Amory.

Amory enters the dark world of the Apocryphalum and is greeted by a tallykeeper by the name of Grai Perrl.

Grai Perrl the tallykeeper acquaints Amory with his new sibjulum jar named Frin.

Amory and Frin hide away from the search party in Tempertime Cemetary.

Frin bestows upon Amory the history of Awya.

Amory and Frin find that someone has been stalking them.

Frin leads Amory and Aklaban to a peculiar inventor called a faum.

Janimer the faum sells Amory and Frin a chest of charmers at a steep price.

Amory and Frin acquire a unique mode of transportation from Janimer the faum.

Frin guides Amory to the grounds of his first collection of spirits.

Amory and Lunel have a critical encounter.

Ragdaddle Moonchelly interferes with the plans of Amory and Frin.

All appears to be lost when Amory is cast out upon the Black Waters.

Amory finds himself in an enchanted land without any memories.

Amory arrives at his destination within the giant tree shrine.

Amory arrives within the strange realm of the Thilloparials.

Closing remarks by M. Amanuensis Sharkchild.

Theme song for The Spirit Collectors.