[A/N: Magician's Gambit is copyright by David Eddings. I am responsible for no part of the original work. Please do not come to the conclusion that I dislike this book, because that would be false. I do not own any part of The Lion King, The Sixth Sense, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, or Belgarath the Sorcerer.]

PART ONE: MARAGOR

Chapter One

Ce'Nedra refuses to admit that she likes Garion. Silk is still laughing at Belgarath's misfortune from the previous book. Ce'Nedra refuses to admit that she likes Garion.

Chapter Two

Mandorallen vanquishes Simba, which somehow makes him Ce'Nedra's knight. This is somehow important. It somehow also makes Garion jealous, even though Mandorallen is approximately thirty years older than Ce'Nedra.

Chapter Three

Garion actually thinks that Mandorallen is attracted to Ce'Nedra. The troupe hides from a bunch of Murgos. They see Brill the Ubiquitous One again. Belgarath deduces that King Taur Urgas of Cthol Murgos, Land of the Unpronounceable Names, wants to go to war. They all go to sleep.

Chapter Four

The troupe enters Maragor. Some random Drasnian guy tells them that Murgos are everywhere. They see Brill the Ubiquitous One again, who apparently has a pseudonym "Kordoch". Or maybe Kordoch is his real name and Brill is his fake one. Only David Eddings knows or cares. Brill kills some random Murgo guy with an adder-sting, which means that he's one of the Dagashi. The troupe decides to all hold hands so that Belgarath and Polgara can make them narcoleptic. Garion goes to sleep.

Chapter Five

Garion half wakes up. He sees a bunch of ghosts that are worse than the ones in The Sixth Sense. The voice in Garion's head tells him about the whole split destinies problem. Belgarath teaches History of Maragor 101.

Chapter Six

They encounter Mara, who is in serious need of some Prozac. He almost kills Ce'Nedra, but doesn't. Garion goes to sleep.