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The Last Light, by Lily Price

 

 

 

 

The Last Light

 


 

Evil. Fire. Death. Enshrouded in these menacing forces the dark wizard descended down on Athenbar, with darkness stretching out like the claws of an eagle. Soon Roland the Shadow Master, Roland the Ruthless' evil had begun to spread; crawling into every crack and crevice.



He offered a choice to those who survived his attack, to join him as his allies or to die. Much of the kingdom joined, some longing for power, some for wealth, some for fear, but there were some that day, though few in number, that stayed true to the light. Those people fled to the refuge of the woods.

There, people that had survived, or hidden on that fateful day, made their way to the hiding place. Over time, they created a kingdom of light, a refuge for the just, hidden from the wizard's sight. They established the city kingdom of Andar, the Last Light of the kingdom that had once been the greatest in that world.







 

 

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