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Ein Dämon mit beschränkter Haftung
Robert Asprin
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2013-05-29T22:00:00+00:00
<div><p>Skeeve, der einstige Zauberlehrling, hat einen schwindelerregenden Aufstieg hinter sich. Er ist zum Meistermagiker von Tauf geworden - und das bedeutet, er hat jede Menge schwerreicher Klienten und macht einen Haufen Kohle. Eigentlich sollte Skeeve mächtig zufrieden mit sich sein, aber plötzlich hat der Gute ein kleines Problem: In seinem prunkvollen Palast steht eine Tür offen. Eine Lappalie, sollte man meinen - nur, daß es diese Tür zuvor nicht gab und daß sie in eine unbekannte Dämonsion führt. Skeeve kommt nicht umhin, ein paar völlig neue Erfahrungen zu machen: 1. Das Leben kann mitunter ziemlich mörderisch sein. 2. Ein Dämon macht noch keinen Sommer... </p> <font class="Apple-style-span" size="3"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size: 11px;">Wenn einer Probleme hat, die er mit den üblichen Mitteln nicht lösen kann, dann kommt er zu dem großen Magier Skeeve und seinem dämonischen Mentor. Doch ein Ruf als Meister der Magik kann einen ebenso zu einem gemachten Mann machen wie zugrunde richten. Insbesondere wenn man eigentlich nur ein Zauberlehrling ist und bei einem Dämon – kurz für: Dimensionsreisender – in die Lehre geht. Und so muß Skeeve erfahren, daß seinem Ruf gerecht zu werden manchmal an Mord grenzen kann. Und daß ein Dämon noch keinen Sommer macht.</span></font></div>
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This treasure was so astonishing, it was even mentioned in a documentary called The Ultimate Ten Amazing Treasures of The Learning Channel in the U.S.A.
Immediately the cave was closed for archaeological work.
This time was used for general reconstruction of the show cave.
The Visitor Centre was expanded, and after the dig and the renovation, the cave was reopened.
Dunmore Cave is located on the Castlecomer plateau, overlooking the Dinin River Valley.
In this area a small and isolated limestone outcrop exists.
Therefore, Dunmore Cave is the only cave of significance known in southeast Ireland.
The entrance is 12 m wide and 6 m high, lying at the bottom of a 20 m deep pit, a so-called
Doline
where the roof of the cave collapsed many years ago.
Most of the cave is horizontal and has two different levels.
Many chambers in the cave are the product of roof collapse along lines of weakness in the rock.
The largest dripstone pillar of the cave, the so-called Market Cross, is over 5 m high and 1.3 m across.
There is little to suggest that here, according to legend, Luchtigen - the monster Lord of the Mice - was slaughtered.
The calcite deposits in this chamber, called the Town Hall, are very pure as indicated by their whiteness.
The area near the entrance shows an interesting zonation of vegetation due to the great changes in environment.
On the way down the staircase, the common flowering plants of the area are gradually replaced by ferns, then by liverworts and then by green algae on the rocks.
Within the entrance itself, only a few algae and fungi are present.
The interior of the cave is virtually devoid of plant life.
Since man visits the cave, a white fungus has sprung up in several places, obtaining its nourishment from spots of candle grease.
At one time, the cave supported a large bat colony, but nowadays bats are only to be found in the remoter recesses of the cave.
In some parts of the cave, bat skeletons encrusted with calcite flowstone have been found.
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