"ONE OF THE SEVEN"
The deserts roam in the Western World as the green, lush land has consumed the Eastern World.
Follow Randolph Henrich, a Warslinger of the Heptad. A group of holy knights who protect those from the malevolent forces roaming within and without the Worlds.
On his journey toward the cryptic Haunted City, Henrich meets both allies and enemies who will make his journey one to remember.
Genre: FICTION / Fantasy / Dark FantasyHenrich continued his journey toward the dark woods of the desert. The sun still shining down upon the land and the heat continued to be extraordinary. While Henrich continued his journey down the trail lines, he noticed a small and steady outlander post. Intrigued by its landmark and position so outside of urban and civilized locations, Henrich decided to look around the post. He circled the post atop the horse, the post only looked to be similar like a subway station. Henrich spotted the doors to the post were unlocked from a small crack in the door.
“What do you know.”
Henrich removed himself from the horse and approached the door. He went to open it slightly after taking a small, but steady peek through the post’s dirty windows. Smeared up with dirt from the desert and old drops of rainfall from past nights. Henrich went to open the door and from the other side came a young man, who burst through the doors as if he was thrown out of the post. Henrich didn’t startle at the young man’s appearance from the doors, though he did take several steps back toward the horse.
“Who are you?” Henrich said.
“I… I am… Cody Landon.”
“What were you doing inside this old post here?”
“I was looking for resources to carry on my journey back home. I couldn’t find any in there before I was ambushed.”
“Ambushed by what exactly?”
“Those beasts. They’re vicious creatures.”
“What kind of beasts?”
The doors bolted open, shoving Henrich and Landon back into the dirt. While Henrich stood up, he could see three wild beasts come from the post doors.
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Portuguese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by David Henrique Pires Ferraz
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Jesus Ocando
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