The Last Icelander

The Last Icelander

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A story has been whispered among the lands and kingdoms for centuries. Passed down from generation to generation, master to servant, and has been altered and exaggerated. But the fact still remains, that it indeed happened. A long long time ago, when the lands were filled with laughter and flowed with fresh wine, milk and honey. The great king Erold the IV ruled justly and ensured there was peace between the kingdom of Arnash and her neighboring kingdoms. He was loved, respected, and trusted by all. But in every wall, there must be a crack. Trust was betrayed Loyalty was tainted Love was murdered And the king was assassinated The Defenders were brave they did all they could . BUT- Were was the icelander? Why was the king alone? What happened that night was a complete misery. Not until 19 years later Wait till you turn the next page ...
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When I was first found by the Matriarch, I was named Val-iea, Little Warrior. I was different, but she and the others of the Tribe love me all the same. If I had never had a Finding, it would have been so much easier. People were afraid of Orcs; most are still wary at the very least. They used to say that an Orc's flesh is as cold and hard as death, that their voices sounded like stones tumbling down the side of a mountain, and that their eyes could freeze you with fear, like a dragon's. I wish that the Humans would have just left us all alone. Now, after many years of peace, war is threatening again because of a spoiled little youngling. If Shurgal and I can not stop it, then everything his father, the Chieftain, has worked for will go to waste. Looks like now would be a very good time for those instincts that everyone claims I have to finally kick in. Sometimes, I wish there was no magic.

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