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Elementor: Colossal Downfall
A Mystifying Tale of The Last Elementor Born
When Naes was born, his parents admired his beauty, especially his bright blue eyes. But something was different about him that they did not yet realize—Naes was the last Elementor born.
Ages ago, in lands beyond imagination, there were the Elementors. They were people of any men, elves, or dwarves, who were born with a consciousness in them called an Element. These Elements had to grow and mature in thought as their Elementor did. When the time was right, the Element would begin to show its presence to its Elementor so at a later age, they could learn how to use their magnificent power.
Naes never grasped how he got his Element or what made him “chosen” over others. Orphaned at a young age, he was taken in by Bardrick and his brother Rhangorr, after they found him unconscious in the fields. The brothers became Naes’ mentors;
helping him discover and work in unison with his Element.
However, his power became too strong, sometimes, even for him to handle. Will this lead him to use his power for the will of good? Or for evil?
Mystifying and engaging, Colossal Downfall thrusts readers in the middle of mythical proportions with its vivid descriptions and creative use of words…
When Naes was born, his parents admired his beauty, especially his bright blue eyes. But something was different about him that they did not yet realize—Naes was the last Elementor born.
Ages ago, in lands beyond imagination, there were the Elementors. They were people of any men, elves, or dwarves, who were born with a consciousness in them called an Element. These Elements had to grow and mature in thought as their Elementor did. When the time was right, the Element would begin to show its presence to its Elementor so at a later age, they could learn how to use their magnificent power.
Naes never grasped how he got his Element or what made him “chosen” over others. Orphaned at a young age, he was taken in by Bardrick and his brother Rhangorr, after they found him unconscious in the fields. The brothers became Naes’ mentors;
helping him discover and work in unison with his Element.
However, his power became too strong, sometimes, even for him to handle. Will this lead him to use his power for the will of good? Or for evil?
Mystifying and engaging, Colossal Downfall thrusts readers in the middle of mythical proportions with its vivid descriptions and creative use of words…
108 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 2, 2011
About the author
Sean Carter
16 booksSean Carter was born in Baytown, Texas in July of 1993. He was raised with his twin brother by his biological mother and father.
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December 19, 2017
It was Mehhh not as interesting as I thought it would be but u know it was quite good #NAES
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