"But all the while the true enemy – the Black Ring – still festers beneath the surface, ready for its next move, poised to strike. For their leader Damian tirelessly plots silent schemes with utterly malign intent."
should be "ready for its' move".
Nope. The possessive "its" never has an apostrophe. It's written correctly the way it is.
Really? Damn... my english has gone off the hill now.
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BTW, how was "Dragons strength" ok in American english? You need the apostrophe there no matter which continent you're on.
Ah, I was just guessing since I'm clueless about American English. Plus I remember reading some American novels with spelling like that, so I simply accepted that as the standard(bad move, I know!). :P
