Magic is not real! Ancient History is just a part of someone's fabrication put into books. Shark and Troy do not believe anything they cannot see with their own two eyes or that science cannot prove.
What would they do when a mysterious warrior sav...
Welcome to the Epilogue and the close of the Radiant Warrior and Revelation of the Chosen.
Once more, I cannot say how much I have enjoyed being able to start writing a book from the beginning and finishing it. It's a great accomplishment for me.
I just want to say thank you to all who have read the Radiant Warrior, whether it was all of the book or a few chapters. I want to thank you all for the read, the votes and the great comments and feedbacks. You all have made this book what it is.
Without further ado, the Epilogue...
He gawked at the portrait of Heliocana which was now erupting the volcanoes in front of her and then to Blackthorn who appeared and disappeared into the dark green forest which was behind him.
The depiction of Blackthorn nodded to Valliantious like it was trying to signal to him about something sinister in the forest.
Irown abruptly moved like he was having a seizure, breaking Valliantious' concentration. Irown constantly opened and closed his eyes while his chest heaved up and down.
Irown finally calmed down and closed his eyes, until he began to scream out in pain. After a few minutes he seized his cry and sat up, holding his chest, gasping for breath. He looked at the mended rip and appeared surprised and perplexed.
"I fear the shadows," whispered Irown, still holding his chest. "I fear they will return for me, but where have they gone?"
"There are no shadows," replied Valliantious. "You are in the Infirmary and safe."
The Crimson Wolf and Pallid Dragon breathed on to the young warrior's face to help Valliantious calm him down.
"No, the shadows, the white field, it felt so real," continued Irown, shaking his head.
"It is the remedy which is making you feel like this," reassured Valliantious. "It will go away shortly."
"But it all seemed so real," said Irown, confused.
"It is not and that is what matters and what matters more, is how you are feeling," replied Valliantious, staring into the young warrior's eyes.
"I feel great as if I was never attacked by him," said Irown, grinding his teeth.
The storm kept on banging on the windows and the Ancient Rudimental Beastials were now sailing through the night sky roof, rejoicing.
Valliantious crept closer to Irown and whispered, "I need you to search your memory and recover the answer to the one whom attacked you."
Irown seemed unwilling to remember. He appeared scared of the warrior behind the mask of Chrome even with Lord Valliantious, the strongest of all the Hyods present with him.
"I saw the cloaked one run out of the Remedy Chamber so I followed him. I blocked his way out of the House but he got the better of me. I tried once more and was successful. I unmasked him. It was General Chrome, but he was not wearing his helmet and then, and then, that's when I recognized the warrior behind the mask, as a warrior of yours, a warrior of the House of Wind."
Lord Valliantious looked concerned. Which male or female warrior was General Chrome parading around as, right under his nose and that of the Hyods? Which warrior was trying to get close to the chosen warriors without his knowledge? Who was General Chrome?
THE END?
No, absolutely not, this is not the end. There are too many unfished intersecting story lines that have no conclusions yet. So that just mean, there is another book to read with Arion, Pyro and Troy's journey.
So see you all in the Radiant Warrior and The Third Prophecy (Book 2).
