Legend of the Stone: Chapter I

Introduction

Legend of the Stone

By L. R. Ballard

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This work is written to respect views of logic and reason and the truth known by L. R. Ballard. The series of this book will go into detailed Philosophical, Emotional, and Psychological properties about Spirituality and Religion, as well as explain the logic of Religion and Spirituality for seeing is believing types of non-believers. However this series will also try to represent non-believers to the best of ability and respect the view as a potential rite of passage and respect the majority of questions.

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Table of Contents

Introduction....................................................................... 5

Chapter 1 The Lab............................................................... 9

Chapter 2 Alone to a different man.................................... 21

Chapter 3 Old Man............................................................ 33

Chapter 4 Rock N' Roll....................................................... 47

Chapter 5 The Plan............................................................ 63

Chapter 6 The Action......................................................... 75

Chapter 7 Good-bye.......................................................... 91

Introduction

"Merlin!" a soldier yelled, as he ran breathless up the stairs. "The enemy army has arrived at our front gate!"

"Please be quiet!" Merlin said.

"Sorry sir." the soldier said, humbling himself, still catching his breath.

Merlin sighed. "Please, hold them off as best as you can." Merlin said, approving his own answer.

"Yes sir!" the young soldier said.

The soldier turned and went toward the stairs. "Oh yes, and keep yourself alive." Merlin said, as the soldier started down the spiral stone stairs.

The soldier stopped and turned. "I'll try my best, sir." the soldier said, approvingly. With that the soldier went down the stairs.

Merlin knew this day would come, the day he would have to decide if humans were worthy to use magic ever again. He had to make his decision in haste because the enemy army was gaining control over his castle. His haste probably made the choice, more than he did. Since Merlin was human also, his judgment might have leaned toward the humans, making this choice inevitable.

He knew humans would forget about magic. Science seemed easier, more powerful, and it seemed like it was for everyone. Science was new, making it mysterious, drawing people to it. Merlin didn't like science, because it seemed like there were no clear boundaries, making it fake. So Merlin used his life to send the last of the magic into outer space. The magic would only return when the time was right. This made 800 AD the time when magic left the earth.

In 2222 AD a global war broke out that put a dent in the earth. It slowed down the technology of the world. The destruction sent us back about two hundred years. Of course humans never learn their lesson and another global war broke out in 3000 AD. The war in 3000 A.D. was the most devastating war known to man. With the combination of chemical and nuclear weaponry, it almost destroyed the world. The war deformed humans and animals, making new species and a hard life. This war made the earth a giant junkyard leaving very little for life to re-grow.

The year 3000 war was called the Apocalypse War. All the countries were involved in this war because all the rules were being broken. With nuclear weapons going off, all countries joined a side. There were four different sides to this war, there was: The Allies (The side fighting for their own well-being.), The Rebels (Who were supposedly fighting for equal materials for everyone.), The Radicalists (Wanting everyone to die out except themselves.), and finally The Outlaws (People who didn't care about the war, but were hired to do jobs for all the sides.). There was no clear good guy in the war Apocalypse. During the war the Allies and Rebels allied and fled to the moon, to keep their size and strength. This made the moon our new home, along with Mars and Europa. The Radicalists still attack the Allies today, but location unknown?