Primoria: The Age of Ice
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  • Reads 362
  • Votes 31
  • Parts 14
  • Time 3h 33m
Ongoing, First published Aug 01, 2015
In the mythical realm of Primoria, the seas are changing and the winds are restless. In a world ruled by a council of infinitely powerful God-Kings, one of their numbers has betrayed the rest, in attempt to become the ruler of Primoria. The God of Ice has begun a war which will change the fate of man forever, and now the war-torn humans remaining in the savage land must now band together, in an attempt to defend their right to survive once and for all.
          
          The book is divided into two sections. The first half of the book details the rise of Aurriuss to power, and his journeys throughout the land of Primoria. It also serves to give much insight into the backstories of many of the main characters. The second half of the book details his son, Darrian, and his campaign to free Primoria from the clutches of the Wicked Ice God.
          
          The God of Ice, Xzarkelliun, has sparked a civil war amongst the countless Gods of Primoria. He has seized control of the crown and transformed the once blossoming landscape into a horrid tundra. Now, in order to save mankind and end their oppression, Darrian must unite the remaining humans and vanquish the Gods once and for all.
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