The Storm Summoner
Michelle Bernier|FantasyAuthorNobledark High Fantasy, with the main character training to be her Kingdom's army captain. Her mother told her she can't be the queen because she was born with no power. Her mother has no idea, but she's about to. ~Plus: Novel Planning Course, and more.
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The Fall of Vera (12)
Keera walked to the dining hall and upon opening the doors to enter, she noted that Velvela sat at the table already, chatting away with her father. She looked around, noting her mother’s absence. Odd.
The Fall of Vera (11)
Cracking open a new book, she decided to skip dinner this time. She was dressed already in appropriate dinner clothes, but she didn’t want to go. She was tired of pretending to eat and leaving just to come back to the library.
The Fall of Vera (10)
“Has something happened here recently, King Kymar?” Velvela asked, walking the training grounds where his eldest daughter was not present, and neither was Alarik or Vulir. The King’s father had stepped away when Velvela came on the scene.
The Fall of Vera (9)
At dinner, Velvela requested to eat in her room to not disturb the usual way things were done in the castle. The King had tried to protest, but she stood firm in her decision.
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Fantasy Writer, Planner, Artist. I'm addicted to writing, and I give practical advice on planning.
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