C. D. Smith
Chronicles of the Mystic: Awakening
language
(C. D. Smith May 31, 2013)
, 1 edition
For many high school students, graduation is something to look forward to. After all, college is right around the corner, as well as the option of taking the first steps into the world before them.
Vaughn Allen will find himself taking the second option, yet the world that he steps into is far from anything he could have possibly imagined, except in the dreams that he’s had recently. Those dreams, he will come to know, are actually memories – memories of someone else’s existence.
Within the earth native’s body reside the energies of the Mystic, a warrior from the world of Draknir who had sealed away its greatest threat – Zangard – at the cost of his life. But the servants of Zangard are working to free their lord and master from his confines, thus undoing the Mystic’s work and plunging Draknir back into a dark and dreadful age.
The only hope for preventing this outcome rests with Vaughn, who not only possesses the Mystic’s energies, but also his powers. However, he will have to be trained to use them if he is to ever stand a chance against the forces of this wicked sorcerer.
Vaughn will not be alone in this, for people who will become friends and family to him will assist him in preparing for this ordeal. But will the earth native be adequately prepared for the first obstacle in his path: a servant of Zangard who not only loves to torture her enemies, but will also have her own designs for him from the moment they meet?
Vaughn Allen will find himself taking the second option, yet the world that he steps into is far from anything he could have possibly imagined, except in the dreams that he’s had recently. Those dreams, he will come to know, are actually memories – memories of someone else’s existence.
Within the earth native’s body reside the energies of the Mystic, a warrior from the world of Draknir who had sealed away its greatest threat – Zangard – at the cost of his life. But the servants of Zangard are working to free their lord and master from his confines, thus undoing the Mystic’s work and plunging Draknir back into a dark and dreadful age.
The only hope for preventing this outcome rests with Vaughn, who not only possesses the Mystic’s energies, but also his powers. However, he will have to be trained to use them if he is to ever stand a chance against the forces of this wicked sorcerer.
Vaughn will not be alone in this, for people who will become friends and family to him will assist him in preparing for this ordeal. But will the earth native be adequately prepared for the first obstacle in his path: a servant of Zangard who not only loves to torture her enemies, but will also have her own designs for him from the moment they meet?
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