Daemons and Demons Book One.

Blurb.

Close your eyes and picture Merlin and Arthur. I bet you see them as a black haired witch with golden eyes wrapped in a cloak and a stuck up Prince, clad in silver armour. Now open your eyes and get with the time.

You may have been right about what Merlin looked like, but you were missing one very important piece of him. His Daemon. A snarling, feisty creature that can take any form and curse anyone. Even you.

Now Arthur, sure he may be clad in armour but his dragon would do more protecting than that armour ever will. A large Golden beast caught and contained years before he chose to serve a mortal prince. 

And I’m sure you know of Morgana, Arthur’s half sister that killed Merlin and Arthur and left the world out of balance. Oh, I never said they won the war. No they lost it, quite spectacularly too.

Now really get with the time. Look around you, at your world, because its so much more than what you, little mortal, can see. That women sitting next to you sipping tea, a demon, that cashier smiling at the little baby, a werewolf, that group of kids always hanging around, elemental. Your world is so much more different than you think and its in danger.

With Morgana still alive and trading power for soldiers the worlds are collapsing (I never said yours was the only one) and there’s nothing your little mortal brain can do to stop it. So here steps the three saviours. A Prince, a Mage and a demon who hate each other, who try to kill each other, but in the end, must work together.

The world is in the hands of three boys, no older than nineteen, all who have different experiences, but all have one thing in common.

“I don’t want to work with him!”

Oh, and don’t forget the centuries old demon whos job it is to get them working together before Merlin and Arthur’s spirits rise to get the world prepared for war. A war they cannot outrun.

The world is entirely fucked and only three people can save it, unless by some miracle more spirits awake. There you go little mortal, some forshadowing for you. Now open the story and get reading, because everything here, has either happened, or is going to. And it’s up to you to decide, up to you to believe.