Legend of Guatama Mea - Alex Ponicki (good short books .txt) 📗

The Legend of Guatama Mea

Billions of years ago before man and creature's were brought into the world of Allallon the lived a race of people called Juan- manly. They were a race of extreme power and love for the land. They were keepers of th peace and preventors of war with the aid of the Krual, the race of dragon riders.
For thousands of years the land flourished and the races learned powerful magic, but still they remianed ignorant of the world outside Allallon. Until, one day the first species appeared on the land, dinosaurs. For many years the dinosaurs ruled the land with the Juan-manly, while the Krual ruled the skies above.
Until, the race of dinosuars became overly proud and began to war with the Juan-manly while the Krual struggled to maintain peace. But, as the two races fought amongst themselves the land began to die around them with each death and war. That was when the God's created a savior named Josiah. They created new races called Elves, who were magical warriors, Dwarves who were short in stature and people of the caverns, and the Forest Trolls who were people who looked like trees and were as tall as trees. The Forest Trolls generally remained hidden away in the forests scattered around Allallon.
The God's meant for these new races to save the land from utter destruction by the warring dinosaurs and the Juan-manly, but what happened was not as the God's had planned. The Dwarves locked themselves in underground caverns, while the Elves just hid in their foersts and healed thier land with thier magic.
In one last attempt to save the world that they had created the God's created a magical sword infused with the divine powers of the immortal God's and sent to to the Elven King of the Elissedil Royal Family. The God's ensured that only one with an innocent soul of the Elven race would be able to wield the Sword of Elissedil as it would soon become known as. There was also five Orders of Magic White, Black, Red, Gray, and Silver each order dedicated to worshipping each God of Magic.
This is the story of the races......


Chapter One
Moonlight danced over Lake Xavier as two young Elves walked along its shores peacefully. Looking at these two you would never know that they were fighting a war.
"If the prophecy is true, then you, Josiah will be the greatest Elf ever to live on Allallon" the short Elf told the other who politely nodded his head in acknowledgement.
Josiah continued to look down at the grass passing under his feet, deliberately not speaking to the Elf that had accompanied him on this walk.
The Elf glanced at Josiah, waiting for him to say something, but, when Josiah remained silent the Elf sighed and looked away. Soon the two Elves reached the far side of the lake and headed toward the field before them. Both Elves were aware of the silence between them and were waiting for the other to speak and break the silence.
They walked on for many minutes when Josiah glanced up at the other Elf asking;
"Are you sure that the prophecy is true, Ezeckel?"
The short Elf glanced up at Josiah seeing doubt in the Elf's eyes and he nodded his head vigorously.
"I'm sure, for Panama has not been wrong to yet in her visions" Ezeckel said with complete confidence.
THis seemed to ease Josiah's doubts a bit for he began to lighten up slightly and he even smiled a little.
"Let us hope that Panama is correct, my brother" Josiah said in a barely audible voice more to himself than to Ezeckel.
A minute later the two Elves came upon the city gates of the Elven Kingdom Drut'h, the guard recognizing the two Elves opened the gate's in one fluid movement and Josiah and Ezeckel walked into Drut'h.
It was unuaslly quiet now that there was no one on the streets except for the occassional guard patrolling the inner city. Josiah walked along the city's streets with Ezeckel, thinking over the prophecy that had mentioned him above all Elves.

Publication Date: 04-27-2011

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Dedication:
Dedicated to all fantasy lovers, and to my Mother and step-dad. Thank you for helping me continue on and finsh this book.