Reblogged from Legends of Windemere:

Disclaimer: Immortal Wars was the book I came up with and wrote in high school.  I hadn’t even hit college by the time I wrote the first two books.  That means I hadn’t developed my style yet, wasn’t good at self-editing, and the story was fairly basic. So, you’ve been warned that this is the ultimate author throwback segment for my blog and will show my author origins.  FYI-  I put the first book (The Summoning) through a Print-on-Demand publisher and the second one (Light, Blood, & Tears) never saw the light of day.  Enjoy!

It is nearing the end of the twentieth century.  In the center of the sun, an ancient man, with pale skin, wakes up to another long day of waiting.  His sapphire-colored eyes are still trying to open as he slides himself out of a king-sized bed and pulls on a bright, red terry-robe.  The man’s chiseled face and dirty blond ponytail make him appear no older than thirty.  The last of the original guardians wishes that he felt as young as he looked.  Centuries of isolation and waiting have caused him to be much weaker than he ever was.  The only memory of his true power is dangling around his neck.  It is a fist-sized medallion with one big, orange pearl that is surrounded by nine little gemstones of various colors.

“Master Solix!  Good morning, sir.  I hope that you slept well,” says a weird mechanical voice that seems to come from all over the room.  It is the Sun Base’s eternal computer system and it is capable of talking to anyone who is on the sun base.

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