Plot: (This is the prologue part) 13 years ago Remva, a country on the continent of Meleca, was in its final year of a war with its neighboring country, Veneral. Veneral advanced so deeply into Remva's land that is was at the doorstep of Remva's capital, Tunar. The king of Remva, Macal, was going to lead his army, or what was left of it, in a desperate attempt to push back the armies of Veneral. But for some reason when he got word that Veneral's most powerful general, nicknamed 'The Crimson General', was leady the army; he sent his faithful captain, Camoga, to go get his wife and unborn child out of Remva completely, and go to a territory of Veneral, Homela.

During the 13-year gap between the prologue and chapter one the armies of Remva were defeated. Camoga has been keeping a close watch on Veneral. Anick (and no I was not thinking of star wars when this name came up) the king’s son, and heir has grown up in Homela without knowledge of his families past.

Camoga comes back, like he does every once and a while, to give money to Isma, Anick's mother. This time though he decides to tell Anick the truth.

There is magic in this book. The magic uses a rune type system. These runes are called Conjuring Circlets. Anything that uses magic has to have these runes etched into them.


Homela had the first civilization on Meleca, though they are gone now.

Cosesu Narku (Notice the Name) is a powerful wizard who created many magical inventions. One of them was the Magical Public Announcement System (MPAS), which allows one to speak to a large number of people over a 5-mile radius through their thoughts. Cosesu put in fail-safes though so no one could control other peoples thoughts. He also made a prediction to Macal that he was going to successfully push back Veneral armies, and win a significant battle of the war that would change the tide in his favor. Though his visions, which he warned Macal, were not 100% accurate, because "no one knows the future, not even one as powerful as I." "For the future is changed according to the choices we make." (If a person is speaking and you need two sentences do I need to put quotation marks around both sentences separately, or can I put them around both together)

Macal, Anick's father is not dead. He is the King of Veneral's personal slave.

Oh, and the king of Veneral's name is Klohern.