Across the Pond

Across the Pond

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Far away, in a land where the cattail trees are larger than skyscrapers and ponds are the size of oceans, lies a castle placed ever so gently on a massive lily pad. This world is a regular paradise, and the rulers of this aquatic utopia are the Mallards. The regal family pride themselves on ruling the land, which they have dubbed Idyll, but a danger arrives when the neighboring land invades. What peril does this incursion hold? Will the dignified Mallards be dethroned? Or will they drown the landlubbers as they have all their opponents before? ~ Written as a challenge contest with @killerlamawithag Go check out his account and comment who should win! (Be nice though I still need at least ONE friend)
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English~ My first TomTord book and I actually created this AU Tom and Edd have been living since the Ancient Egyptian times. The two brothers were Kings and Princes with a family. They left with their Immortal mother and have gone through Greece, Rome, and France. They finally settle down in England after a few thousand years of moving. After several hundreds of years, they meet Matt and Tord, people who have no idea Tom and Edd's past... The book has been edited and it will be english only because man....to much for one little shit like me Anyways, hope you enjoy reading!

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