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Resolved Question: do you like this. it is some of the chapters in a fantasy novel. should i keep writing?
Prophecy of the Warrior
A twist of two by Logan Strain and Chris Cromer

PROLOGUE

The king of the Monks, Alexendria, paced around his back-up throne room. He was waiting for his informant, Klong. He thought about his kingdom and how it was being attacked, and was on the brink of destruction. By non-magic users. May Shrapdell save us, he thought as the door opened, and Klong came in.
With Queen Mirriahn dead in his hands.
“Sire!” Said Klong, “The unmagified warriors have killed our queen! She died saving a soldier named Mek. A’ the men ‘ave a’ lost hope! What shall we do?”
Alexendria saw tears flood Klong’s eyes.
“Don’t cry, my old friend,” He said reassuringly, holding back his own tears, “We have not lost hope, for Shrapdell still sees us. He will never let us all die. At least one monk will survive this outrageous attack.”
The door opened again and a paladin stepped in and easily defeated the two knights standing guard.
“Are you king Alexendria?”
“Yes. Who are you?” Klong asked.
“Klong, step aside. I am king Alexendria. What are you doing, destroying us and our peaceful culture like this?”
“It is not I, but our Lord.”
“And who is this ‘Lord’” Klong asked suspiciously.
“Classified,” said the knight, holding up his silver and light gray blade, “But he is paying me 3,000 gold coins to do this!”
He struck his sword down on the king.
With one smooth move, Klong drew his sword and swung it around his head, then stabbing the enemy knight with it. The knight staggered back, the enchanted blade easily slicing through his armor. Then he fell over and died.
“K..l..o-ng! The Monk king said, the words barely leaving his mouth, “My twins and my daughter… -gasp- … leave them in a safe place.”
“King, don’t leave us, I beg ya’. The people will lose all hope.”
“And they already had. May Shrapdell protect you.”
“Thank you, sire.”
“And… you shall assist your race more than ever. You shall become… king.”
Klong tried to say more, but knew it was useless as tears ran down his face. The king was dead.

Chapter one

Telmar slashed at Clyde furiously, blow after blow draining both sides stamina. He backhanded Clyde with the flat end of his blade hard on his skull.
FLASH!
A blur of silver, gold, and platinum sword swept up the winds of the earth.
“Calemae Shatjmd chyrtsai melldnsjeo, dssojasf djjsleu!” Telmar shouted, “Gellmrewsd, mmehdsl, shtryesfj, churyths, jkhgadhg, ghsyekl!”
He flung his palm facing Clyde several times, then an earthquake, geyser eruption, lightning storm, windstorm, and the sky turned black ALL at the same time.
“Shifitla!” He cried in despair.
“Repasasa!” Telmar cried out, taking out Clyde’s small shield.
“Stop! I give up!” Clyde shouted, frustrated. Then it was calm and peaceful again.
“Yeah, and to think that I wanted to be a magician.” He retorted.
“Nah, your pretty good, I’m just better.” Telmar said to his cousin.
“Oh, yeah? Ool’rente! “
“Calentia!” Clyde flew backwards, hit by the repulse.
“So who’s the better wizard?” Telmar asked to his fallen relative.
He grunted.
“What?”
He groaned.
“Skemory!”
Clyde was lifted into the air.
“I asked you a question!” Telmar pressed on.
“Fine! Mercy! You are!” Clyde answered, defeated.
“Thank you.” Telmar slowly put him back onto his feet.
And just mere minutes later, they were sparring again. Telmar swung his blade (Silver, he had named it) sliced into Clyde’s leg. Though he screamed in pain, the two relatives kept fighting each other. Silver (A bright grayish silvery blade with a bit of black in the middle) and Shadow (A sword with a crooked hilt and a very dark gray blade) clashed several times, each time showing no mercy.
Finally, to end their little war, Telmar threw Silver and yelled, “Ool’rente!”
The hilt of his sword slammed into Clyde’s ribs and Telmar heard a ‘crack’ as they broke.
Clyde dropped Shadow and started coughing up blood.
“Whoa! ‘You okay?” Telmar asked, running over to assist his cousin.
“Relmet’” Telmar said as Silver floated over to his hand.
“H…e..lp” He asked weakly as he coughed up more blood.
“Tulmt Kisrete!” Telmar said, pointing his palm toward him.
Instantly, the cousins heard a ‘pop’ as the bones popped back into place, he stopped coughing up blood, and he started to be able to breath better. Relieved that he hadn’t killed his cousin, Telmar lied in the soft grass and both of them rested…

Several hours later, Telmar woke up, and lied quietly. When it got dark, he finally got up and woke Clyde up.
“We’d better be getting back home.”
“Yeah.” He agreed
They walked home in the complete darkness, until finally Clyde mentioned “I can’t see a thing!”
“Calemae!” Telmar said, pointing his palm out.
Instantly, light shone from his hand. “That better, cry baby?”
“Yeah. It is.” He said, repeating the process with his own palm.
The two walked home, talking now and then, until Telmar stopped cold in his tracks.
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