The Ferynn

The Ferynn

Season 4 of 5
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Fairy Tales and Mythology
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The kingdom of Alderen is in turmoil after the death of King Corland, poisoned by his own wife, Queen Marsette. With the king gone, Marsette has seized power and unleashed a reign of cruelty, imprisoning the rightful heir, Prince Elrick, and torturing his beloved, the winged Ferynn girl Haylie. As Marsette's treachery spreads, the consequences ripple outward, drawing in forces of life and death to come together in a perfect storm. In the end, the fate of Alderen and the Ferynn hangs in the balance. Elrick must navigate a web of political intrigue, betrayal, and dark magic to defeat Marsette and restore order to the kingdom. The cost may be high, but with the help of allies old and new, he may just have a chance to save Haylie, the Ferynn, and his own rightful claim to the throne.
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The Ferynn

  • The Slythe
    Season 1
    5 parts
  • Death at Sunset
    Season 2
    3 parts
  • Noble Family
    Season 3
    1 part
  • Season 4
    59 parts
  • The Leviathan Queen
    Season 5
    16 parts
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