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    Treasure of Sorat
    Treasure of Sorat
    Treasure of Sorat
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    Treasure of Sorat

    By A.G. Wedgeworth

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    A traveler arrives in Farbank with information leading to ancient runestones that are said to have great mystic powers. Mesmerized with intrigue, Thorik and his parents venture out to find the treasure which will end up costing several lives to acquire.

    This short story is the prequel to the start of an Epic Fantasy Adventure series that will lead you on a journey like none before. All new creatures and species inhabit this unique landscape as events unfold before your eyes that will change the civilization of the Kingdom and the Altered Creatures forever. This fast-paced character-driven series is filled with magic and mystery.

    Series Synopsis: The Brothers of War were the twin heirs to the Mighty Dovenar Kingdom. Now weakened by the great civil war, which the twins unleashed upon the land, both brothers are nowhere to be found. Outside the kingdom’s safe harbor and strong fortress walls, the Altered Creatures are prepared to conquer the kingdom in its leaderless and weakened state. The magical Alchemists have chosen sides with the Altered Creatures and against the few E’rudites who still honor the prior regime.

    Word of the vulnerable people has made it to the three demons that rule the Underworld, Land, and the Air, who have all decided to join the battle for their own supremacy. The future looks bleak for the civilized lands. Yet, there is one young hunter who believes he can still save the Kingdom. These are the tales of this individual and his friends whose very faith in their values challenges the vast domination of the naturally powerful. The land’s destiny is in Thorik’s hands, while his confidence in himself and conviction to his beliefs will define his own fate. Join Thorik on the ultimate journey to save the world from those who strive to control it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.G. Wedgeworth
    Release dateMar 23, 2015
    ISBN9781508876632
    Treasure of Sorat
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    A.G. Wedgeworth

    Playing Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the 70’s and 80’s, Anthony G. Wedgeworth made notes for a new realm for 40 years. During this time he developed all new species, 5000 years of evolution & migration of creatures and civilizations, and 2 unique magical clans that are frequently at odds. The 12 published stories in this new realm have characteristics of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and the Dark Crystal. Follow Anthony on Facebook to find out more about this Epic Fantasy Adventure.Bio: The author of this series, Anthony G. Wedgeworth, grew up with learning disabilities and was frequently placed in special classes while being told he was either lazy or stupid. In high school it was discovered that he had severe dyslexia, but the school systems didn’t know how to teach students with such issues. Fighting this challenge, Anthony went on to become an Industrial Engineering Manager, VP of Engineering, and President of various companies. He has owned his own companies and is currently part owner and President of a large Wisconsin based Personal Care company specializing in providing services to Developmentally Disabled, Frail/Elderly/Dementia, brain trauma individuals, and many more who have special needs.

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      Treasure of Sorat - A.G. Wedgeworth

      Treasure of Sorat

      Prequel to the Thorik Dain Journeys series

      A.G. Wedgeworth

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      Anthony G. Wedgeworth

      Copyright © 2015 by Anthony G. Wedgeworth

      Written by A.G. Wedgeworth

      All rights reserved.

      No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher or author, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law.

      Altered Creatures

      Epic Fantasy Adventures

      Series: Thorik Dain’s Journey

      Prequel, Revision 3.0

      Treasure of Sorat

      www.AlteredCreatures.com

      Contents

      1.Alone with everyone

      2.Su’ISorat

      3.Treasure’s Location

      4.Leaving

      5.Stormy Nightmare

      6.The Valley Beyond

      7.Home

      More Stories...

      Chapter one

      Alone with everyone

      Thorik Dain sat at the wooden table and drew another small waterfall on the map he had been working on for months. Taxing his memory of his travels with his parents, he worked diligently to ensure the map was as accurate as possible while attempting to reveal the mysteries of what existed beyond their small village of Farbank.

      Staring at his work, he visualized his experiences with his father when they explored the ancient path north to Kingsfoot. He then recalled his ventures on the far side of the great river near Spirit Peak, where his mother tracked game, his father hunted it, and he recorded the land and the creatures they found along the way.

      It was hard to say why such a young boy was obsessed with recording and logging so much information about the outside world, but it was clear that he was so focused that he failed to notice the fun and merriment that surrounded him.

      Several of the locals were playing music as the villagers danced and laughed under various large tents within the outdoor common area, which resided just downstream of Farbank. Children raced about without a care in the world as to what the future had in store for them. Elder villagers sat in groups telling tales of the past which had grown more dramatic since the last time the others had heard them. Food and drink were plentiful and excitement was in the air for the here and now. No one seemed to be concerned with events beyond today or past the boundaries of the village. Life was simple for those who lived there.

      This was true for all except young Thorik Dain. Writing another note, he popped his head up when his mother ran from the dance area to pull him from his maps. Mum, not now. I’m in the middle of logging our last trek.

      You can play with your papers later, son. But for now, you will be a part of this celebration and dance with me. Pulling him from the table, she nearly dragged him to the open area to dance with the rest of the adults. A quick curtsy to her partner was customary before they started, and he returned with a half-hearted bow. It was quickly followed by skipping about, locking arms, spinning each other, letting go, and twirling away before finding another partner to start the process over again.

      Thorik continued for a few dances, but his eyes continued to revert back to the maps on the table. His concerns grew

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