A World of Glass and Sand
Synopsis
In the world of Tormar, a dangerous land of sand and storms, the Emperor seeks a legendary hero before it is too late. But when two boys are found, who both fit that vague description provided by the ancient prophecy, how is the Emperor to know which is true? How is he supposed to know if this hero is even a hero?
Blythe Somsinith seeks vengeance. After a tragic event, he longs only to murder the man who took everything from him, even if he has to take everything from everyone else in the process.
Ethan Sanron seeks freedom from the burdens life has given him. After decades of lies are revealed to him in a moment, he tries to make his own path, but that may not be an option.
One of these two is The Boy. One is not. One of these two may save the world... And one of these two may end it.
Chapters are released on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
The finished chapters I have should last me until late August, by which time book two will (hopefully) be in a finished enough state to continue releasing.
Cover illustration by Miguel Pujol
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Chapters (24 Total)
RSS- 1 Chapter One: As it Has Been Foretold
- 2 Chapter Two: It Isn't My Fault
- 3 Chapter Three: Sandwatcher
- 4 Chapter Four: Fine
- 5 Chapter Five: Are You Ready to Know?
- 6 Chapter Six: Rectification
- 7 Chapter Seven: Nine Years
- 8 Chapter Eight: The Man in the Red Mask
- 9 Chapter Nine: Aftermath
- 10 Chapter Ten: The Traveler
- 11 Chapter Eleven: The Sign of the Falling Star
- 12 Chapter Twelve: Lightshaper
- 13 Chapter Thirteen: Dangerous
- 14 Chapter Fourteen: Don't Tru—
- 15 Chapter Fifteen: Glassforger
- 16 Chapter Sixteen: The Blue Orb
- 17 Chapter Seventeen: Liar
- 18 Chapter Eighteen: The Dominant
- 19 Chapter Nineteen: Deposition
- 20 Chapter Twenty: Traitor
- 21 Chapter Twenty One: An Equal Chance
- 22 Chapter Twenty Two: The Greatest of Flaws
- 23 Chapter Twenty Three: Neither Suited To The Task Ahead
- 24 Chapter Twenty Four: The Art of Shaping
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