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In a world teetering on the brink of destruction, Lyssandra, a young warrior with the power of Shadowstep Flame, embarks on a perilous quest to seal a cursed artifact in the heart of an ancient dragon temple. Faced with a colossal black dragon and the echoes of her clan’s shattered legacy, she must summon courage and strength to restore balance. As light and darkness collide in a fierce battle, Lyssandra learns that true power comes from sacrifice and unyielding resolve. Will she succeed in locking away the artifact and saving her world, or will the shadows consume everything?
A question I still ask myself today as I learn through trial and error. Something I think of from time to time. Maybe someone else can also relate. The short poem was originally written in 2019.
In a world where the ocean holds secrets of magic and resilience, two souls—Aria, a passionate marine biologist, and Ethan, a dreamer with a camera—embark on a journey of love and discovery. From mystical shores to glowing underwater worlds, their bond grows as they face storms, uncover hidden wonders, and find harmony between nature and heart. Their story is one of adventure, hope, and the timeless tides of love that pull them toward a future as vast as the horizon.
The Captain of the Palace It is pretty good to be kind to all. This sad story is about a king. Among the kingdoms of Uluru lived a generous king called Mustapha. This king was blind from the womb of his mother, queen Amana. No one knew any medicine man that could treat Mustapha. All the medicine men and Magicians from the Arab regions were hired by queen Amana and her husband, king Duggan. But none of these great spiritual men were able to make Mustapha see with his eyes, but there was a man they didn't seek his help, the wizard of Uluru. So the boy lived blind. However, his parents took him to the most prestigious school for his education. And soon he went to a great Arabic school in the North where he bagged a qualification in philosophy. This prepared Mustapha for his future role. His father, king Duggan died soon after Mustapha's graduation. So he became the heir apparent to the throne. He was crowned the king of Duse Karen in Uluru land as soon as he was inducted. King Mustapha was loved by his people because he was selfless. He was so kind that his opponents said he was too generous to a fault. He could give anything out to whoever needed his help without strings being attached. Commoners also drank from the same cup with him. Previously, the royal cup was a reserve for the kings and nobles. His chiefs plotted to kill him because he was blind, but there was a loyal servant called Barbara whose mother called Kuaka had ever served the king's mother, who also knew the secret of his blindness. Barbara not only rescued the king when he was taken away to be killed, but by the help of his mother's knowledge of wizardry he fought and killed the wizard of the spirit world called Zakat who was responsible for his blindness and finally the king's vision was restored. There are other short stories added here which show, loyalty, honesty, obedience and kind heartedness.
*“Tayanita: Keeper of Balance”* is an epic tale of courage, spirituality, and the deep connection between the land and its people. When young Tayanita, a Cherokee boy with a strong bond to nature, is chosen by the spirits to restore balance to a world teetering on the edge of destruction, he embarks on a journey that will test his heart, mind, and spirit. Guided by ancient spirits and armed with a mystical feather of light, Tayanita faces shadow creatures, confronts the pain of the earth, and learns the true meaning of sacrifice. But the path to healing is not an easy one. Tayanita must journey deep into the heart of a cursed chasm, where the forces of imbalance are strongest. Alongside his loyal companion, Sali, and the guidance of spirits like Tsisqua, the hawk, Tayanita must make impossible choices and discover that true healing requires more than strength—it requires understanding, compassion, and a willingness to change the very fabric of the world around him. In this richly woven narrative, *Tayanita: Keeper of Balance* explores themes of environmental healing, the power of community, and the indomitable spirit of the human heart. Perfect for fans of mythical adventures, spiritual journeys, and stories of self-discovery, this is a tale that will stay with you long after the last page is turned.
A Story of a few traveller's who ventured into Nepal.
