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Ancient souls reawaken to destiny when Ilfin and Glonu spaceships hurtle through the spaces. As a fireball grows ever larger in the skies, oblivious masters seek more slaves.
Massin is the gathering place for every omen of disaster.
In the marshes below the plateau, Lyra and Damin plan to save their civilisation and their families, but it will require more than words to awaken people from complacency. Special talents are needed to incite action, talents inherent in the ancient bloodlines of another world.
Magical abilities - the Ilfin Talents.
All must march across the vast plains from the eastern highlands and the western seas to reach the mighty mountains in the south. There they may escape the fires; there they will hide from the masters; there is the isolation to begin a new civilisation, free from the past, free from oppression.
A host will march to Arc, the paradise beyond the southern mountains, an ancient sanctuary, one that survived every impact from the heavens and every battle between the Ilfin and the Glonu of previous times.
An Elemental will find the sanctuary, a Warrior will protect the dispossessed and a Marsh Devil will lead them.
Will Arc protect them?
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The old man nodded. He stood up slowly and carefully, mindful of his aging body, and left his book, twitching a threadbare gown around his thin frame. She had the feeling moving away from his book was an unusual event for him, for he gave the tome quite the look as he rounded his scarred table to approach, as if he was concerned it would suddenly vanish into the ether while it was not under his gaze and hand.
“Girl,” he said, “I do not want to know who you are, but I must warn you. Many folk are wary of the two eyes and will stand aside for you, even help you. More will seek to kill you, for fear is better set to rest that way. While some are aware of your gifts, I tell you, if you insist on heading further into the marsh, hide your face.”
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Translated by Lenny Blandino
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Author review: Despite a hectic work schedule, Lenny stuck with the translation of Ilfin of Arc, and I want to thank him for doing so. He delivered a professional and superb final product! Many thanks, Lenny - you are a star! |
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Translated by Daniel Galera
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Author review: It was and is an absolute pleasure to work with Daniel. Everything went smoothly and professionally, and the final product is a quality book. Mr Galera pays attention to detail and is easy to communicate with. I would work with him on future projects without a second thought! |
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Translated by Victor Fuentes
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Author review: It was an absolute pleasure working with Victor! He is professional and accommodating, and is ever cheerful about his task. I'd work with him again and recommend him without a doubt. |
