โ Scribed by Ploof, Michael James
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Abram is a young commander rising through the ranks of the Uthen-Arden army. After recovering from a wound that should have killed him, Abram is tasked by his General with an impossible task: Unite the Elves and Dwarves to defend Fendora Island.
The barren island yields no bounty, but it is perhaps the most important place in Agora, for it is the only thing keeping Eadon and his Dark Elves from gaining a foothold. If Abram is successful, the general has vowed to personally recommend him to the king. But for Abram, the reclamation of the island fortress is personal. For it was upon this cold rock that his father fell in battle.
More than glory, Abram is out for vengeance.
But when he learns that the dark elves may have already infiltrated Agora, Abram is thrust into a world of magic, prophecy, and lore. For there is one spoken of who might defeat the ancient dark elf lord, and Abram intends on finding him.
NOTE: This short story takes place twenty years before the events of Whill of Agora. It can be read independently or as a companion to the series, before or after any of the other Legends of Agora books.
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