Leisl Kaberry

Child of Prophesy Leisl Kaberry

Lenna let the air escape her lungs. As soon as she had made a noise she heard one that didnot come from her. It was a hissing sound that spilled out in a rush and was followed by aheaving nasal breath. A red-hot flame appeared as if from nowhere and lit up a small post andthe immediate area beyond. Lenna kept her eyes on the lighted space around the post, waiting, watching for signs ofmovement. At this moment the darkness in which she sat was her friend, hiding her fromwhatever lay beyond. She held her breath, then watched in uncomfortable silence almost willing something tohappen or someone to enlighten her. It was as her eyes began to blur that a face materialised out of the black. It moved into theardent glow of the burning light. Lenna's eyes widened as she tumbled backwards in shock and awe. A great white headappeared above her, larger than herself. Its red eyes stared down upon her, eyeing her over. A stolen child, a distraught mother and a desperate race to claim the mysticalmerndaicur shells. In this final instalment of the trilogy, Lenna seeks to take back her child, stolen bythe Dark Mage and gifted to the Warlord Moorlan for an heir. Afeclin finds himself on an unexpected journey of self-discovery with a uniquestranger. Wolflang works to stamp out slavery on the Mainland of Marrapassa withhis Scorpion brothers, until a mysterious friend guides him in an alternativedirection. Meanwhile the Ormnhi grows in power and strength. But will that beenough to destroy the Dark One before he lays claim to all the merndaicur and bringsdestruction against the inhabitants of Titania?While all paths seem to lead to Alkarrien, will the three friends from Tebelliganbe reunited against their common enemy or be thwarted due to mortal weaknessand pride?