Anglický jazyk

Damage (Fantasy)

Vydavateľstvo: Bengt Dahl
Rok vydania: 2024
Formát: Paperback
Rozmer: 229 x 152 mm
Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
ISBN: 9798330658947

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O knihe

The battlefield lay in ruin, a twisted landscape of charred earth and shattered stone. The once-proud walls of the kingdom were now broken, jagged teeth of masonry jutting into the air, remnants of a war that had left no victor-only devastation. The sky was an unnatural shade of crimson, as if the heavens themselves were bleeding in sorrow, and the air crackled with the remnants of powerful magic long since unleashed. In the midst of the destruction stood a lone figure, their armor battered and scorched, their eyes hollow with the weight of what had been lost. Blood mixed with ash as it trailed from their brow, but it was the empty look in their gaze that spoke volumes. They had survived, but the cost was more than they could bear. Damage had been done-not just to the land, but to their very soul. Their magic, once a gift, had become a curse. They had called upon ancient forces to win the war, summoning powers beyond their control. The spells had ravaged the enemy, yes, but they had also taken their toll on the caster. Their body was marked with runes now, glowing faintly, symbols of power and pain intertwined. The magic had left scars, not only on the land, but deep within them, a permanent reminder of the price of victory. They staggered toward the center of the battlefield, where the ruins of the throne room stood like a silent monument to what had been. The ghosts of the fallen whispered in the wind, their voices soft but insistent. The damage was irreversible, and it had claimed everything-homes, friends, hopes, even the heart of the kingdom itself. But there was no going back. The destruction was a part of them now, like the magic that had once been pure, now twisted by the choices they had made. The question that lingered in the silence was no longer if they could heal, but whether they even wanted to anymore. Damage had been done. And now, all they had was the aftermath.