Book Two of the Godsword Series
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Emperor Roan Godsword the Great has done a fantastic job at ruling an entire continent. He's been doing so well in fact that there hasn't been a single battle in ten years.
Roan's favorite goddess, Athpona is upset. She is a war goddess and she craves one thing from mankind, blood. She doesn't care that he has built roads, temples, parks, and entire cities. She is willing to sacrifice anything for there to be another war.
Athpona searches the earth and finds two people who can make her dreams of bloodshed come true. When Roan conquered Didoria he killed the royal families of that nation. Iridessa and Cyis, members of separate royal families, survived. Athpona leads the two of them on a quest to take back their nation while also supporting Roan in defending what he has won.
Angered by her treachery the gods attempt to punish Athpona which only starts a divine war. The war of the gods triggers massive disasters in the world of men. Roan struggles against mortals and immortals alike to ensure that his legacy will live on.
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Friday, July 11, 2014
Bring the Rain!
The lovely Iridessa was sent on a mission to save the Didorian Empire.
Her mission was to contact the Llueve people and convince them to trade
with the Empire and protect their caravans from the Barboans.
With their southern routes protected, the Empire would then be free to concentrate on the war in the north. The plans of Iridessa's mission and arrival fall into the hands of King Clovis and his son Roan of Barboa. With the knowledge of the desperate situation of the Didorian Empire, Clovis and Roan start to scheme on a way to save the Empire while profiting from their distress.
The plan's central figure is a shaman of the Llueve people; a rebellious boy looking for a way out of an arranged marriage. While he can be immature and moody, there is no denying his incredible power. Meanwhile, the war in the north does not go well for the Empire as their enemies, the Tridorians have invented a new weapon. A weapon that makes the sound of thunder and has the power to penetrate armor!
With their southern routes protected, the Empire would then be free to concentrate on the war in the north. The plans of Iridessa's mission and arrival fall into the hands of King Clovis and his son Roan of Barboa. With the knowledge of the desperate situation of the Didorian Empire, Clovis and Roan start to scheme on a way to save the Empire while profiting from their distress.
The plan's central figure is a shaman of the Llueve people; a rebellious boy looking for a way out of an arranged marriage. While he can be immature and moody, there is no denying his incredible power. Meanwhile, the war in the north does not go well for the Empire as their enemies, the Tridorians have invented a new weapon. A weapon that makes the sound of thunder and has the power to penetrate armor!
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