Bound by Legends
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Last published Sat, Dec 12, 2015
Hell is to be risen; Reality to be closed.
For centuries, the Realm of Par has lived in armistice, tranquillity and gratitude – the Humans lived as ruler, conducting the Realm with the strength of their armed forces, Laws and aggression.
Now war has begun.
After the death of King Farlan Hiladith and the infiltration of The Red Armour, the Kingdom of Lormount is under attack and the Realm is split into drastic factions – the Hiladiths, Carhills, the fae, and the Dark and Light Mythos – all wanting to rule and have vengeance.
Princess Isori, the heir to the throne of Lormount and the Seven Monarchies, is the only hope for peace but remains lost in the woods of the Dorman shadows running from the many enemies of her Kingdom. Accompanying her, is a duo of moody and homicidal Guardians of the Dark Elves, Lord Elrond and his accomplice, Lithuinir Carnesir who’s duty is to take the Princess to Lormount to announce a new allegiance.
On her trail, is the bold and pink haired Hunter named, Erise, his sorcerer sarcastic lover, Laufn and his cat. Isori, unintentionally stealing his magic, Erise makes it his mission to locate and assassinate the Princess so he can take back what is rightfully his and be the vessel of the land.
Back in Lormount, the people face challenges of their own. After the death of their King, plague has spread, the construction of monarchy is falling and The Red Armour is closing in. Kaiven and Varon, heads of the Knights in the Nightfall, make it their duty to find the Princess Isori and bring her back to the Kingdom to restore hope to the Realm. But with a traitor in their midst, the land of Par might fall apart and come to an end quickly before the true ruler of the Realm is holding the Silvith Sword.
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Written by Elizabeth Heaton & Abigail Swan
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