My Vampire System 2: Rebirth of the Shadow King

My Vampire System 2: Rebirth of the Shadow King

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WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication mar., mai 13, 2025
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Fiction
Fantasy
The world had already forgotten him. Quinn Talen-the hero, the Vampire King, the one who ended wars and reshaped history-was nothing more than a fading legend. His name had been erased from books, his statues torn down, and those who remembered him were either dead or silenced. Some believed he had disappeared by choice. Others whispered of a greater force at work, something that had sealed him away beyond time itself. But in the darkest corners of the universe, remnants of his power still existed. Deep within an abandoned vault on Planet Yorn, the Vampiric Codex pulsed with energy, waiting for a worthy successor. That successor was about to arrive.
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Every horizon has a story. Throughout the ages, people have kept records of events and individuals, true to fact or distorted for one reason or another. It's never easy to distinguish fact from fiction when it's just ink on a page. Experience is the only real way to know. That is what Jay had been after her entire life. Experience. To go out and see the world that was filled with magic. To see the land of floating waterfalls, underground cities lit by crystals and the land of mist. Unfortunately, she and her friends had to live vicariously through the leather bound journal of her Grandfather. Dreaming of adventure, journeys that would be worthy of a book all their own. They never imagined the war they'd find themselves in all because of that book.

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