โ Scribed by David L McDaniel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
War stirs in the hearts of the elves and humans. Jaerick, king of the elves, and Traelyn, Great Mother of the humans, have a storied and tragic past, but neither can recall anything but the hate between them for actions in a past that has been wiped from memory.
The Quarterstar Prophecy, however, stirs within the realm, with a will of its own, and it calls to both Jaerick and Traelyn. At the center of it all lies the Quarterstar Talisman and the only known Quarterstar Shard to have ever been found kept separate due to the power of the Shard if combined with the Talisman.
Traelyn should have died generations ago. Her father, Dar Drannon, must come back in order to fulfill the prophecy. Yet, it is the kings advisor, Naemyn, who may thwart the balance of power as the Quarterstar Prophecy unfolds.
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