Ursula K. Le Guin City of Illusions
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Scattered over the earth, small isolated settlements of humanity lived
in a state of semi-barbarity; the knowledge and skills, the glory that
had been Terra's in the golden age of the League of Worlds lost to
ruthless conquerors.
Each time a group of Earthmen began to rise from the ashes, the Shing, the ravagers of Terra, the Liars, would crush them out.
Only
one man could stand against them, and that man had alien amber eyes.
Before he dared oppose the enemy he had to prove to humanity, and to
himself that he was not a tool of the Shing...
Ursula K. Le Guin City of Illusions