The Gemini Project: The Sun Guardian

The Gemini Project: The Sun Guardian

  • WpView
    LECTURAS 190
  • WpVote
    Votos 28
  • WpPart
    Partes 16
WpMetadataReadContinúa44m
WpMetadataNoticeÚltima publicación sáb, nov 30, 2019
A tyrant rules the land, seeking to overthrow all the cities and kingdoms not under his rule. The Riders of Jua stand in place, ready to defend their border, and to do whatever it takes to stop the king from advancing into their territory. This story follows the Riders of Jua, also known as the Riders of the Sun. An original work; this excerpt produced during NaNoWriMo 2019, under the region Africa: Kenya.
Todos los derechos reservados
#177
mages
WpChevronRight
Únete a la comunidad narrativa más grandeObtén recomendaciones personalizadas de historias, guarda tus favoritas en tu biblioteca, y comenta y vota para hacer crecer tu comunidad.
Illustration

Quizás también te guste

  • Golden Child [Rewriting]
  • Kamen Rider Charon - EPISODE SCRIPTS
  • Tavern of Witchita
  • When His Magick Exploded ✓
  • Casters Book Three: Cosmic Caster
  • Bride of Adron | ✓
  • Dragon Witch: Shadow of the past (NaNoWriMo15)
  • Terrowins Promise (Farren Book 1) - NaNoWriMo 2021✔️

#NaNoWriMo 2016 Book One in the Tales from the Filii Aurea Series IN THE BEGINNING, they say, the Aetherei Matrem fell in love with a Celestial Being, and produced a line of children like none other, each with their own special abilities, and each with ichor flowing through their veins. They were her Filii Aurea, her Golden Children, and they were to inherit the earth. A couple centuries down the line, and the Filii Aurea are struggling to stay alive. With the great Aurean war and Aziel Aro committing perpetual genocide, they're desperate to save their race. Avani Sai and Nuri Bachmann need to find the last remaining descendent of the great Milo Aro, and possibly the last cursed Child, and defeat Aziel Aro. That might not be their biggest concern, however. A charming stranger from the Sovereign Capital and a dark force lurking in the streets seem to pose a bigger threat than perpetual genocide.

Más detalles
WpActionLinkPautas de Contenido