The Watcher and The Flame Teasers

Okay! So a 12 book series guys!

Here are the teasers for the first three books!

Book 1: Tears of Istalindir
In the peaceful lands of Istalindir, an elven named Kaliel is born. Raised by the kin of her land in innocence and grace of the fantastical realm she grows to become a shy and fanciful youth looking forward to a future of Priestesshood. For that was what all normal Kinfolk of Istalindir do. But Kaliel is not normal Kinfolk, haunted by the words of the Great Oak she is sent to train with the Lady of the Land, and as she grows and falls in love with another of her Kin, her heart begins to pull her in one direction while her mind attempts to suffice the obligations of the land.
Yet looming in the darkness is yet another threat, for an ancient prophecy threatens her very life and she is the least aware. Through tyranny and corruption, through mysticism and mystery the very innocence of her world is shattered, and she is left with the most heart breaking decision of her existence.

Book 2: The Poet Warrior
The enemy has spoken, the battle has been fought, but war is just begun. In the desolate lands of Angrenoth, the enemy strikes his victory over the Elven Kinfolk, and plans for his attack against a bigger foe. His worth now proven to the lower races, he assembles an army of powerful force, of billions, a force that will work against the lands of peace to take back the lifestyle that was stolen from them.
Allied against this anarchist enemy are the lands of peace, the realms that have stayed in everlasting paradise for eons. Their strength matches their wariness, but through the great leaders of the universe, through those who have lead them into peace, they will once again defend their lands against the enemy, they are determined to defeat the enemy and claim their victory, restore their peace upon the lands.
But one will rise up, one with hidden powers, one with the blood thirst for revenge, one that will not stop until he reaches the face of the enemy, and defeats him with his own power.


Book 3: The Legend of Cassareece
It had been eons since the battle at Istalindir, and the death of Methedras had long since passed. The kin had been laid to rest for centuries, and it was time for the regenerative powers of the universe to bring back the possibility of the prophecy.
Cassareece Talina was a young princess born to an Elven Kingdom that stretched the land of the planet itself. Her parents killed by anarchists at birth, she is left as the only true heir to the throne. Hidden during the time of the battles in a small village of her people, she meets Fallanor, a young Elven kin, and falls in love with him. Her ego being what it was however, did not ever let him forget that she was better than him, and he was a lower being, lucky to be in her presence.
When she took the throne of her kingdom, she took Fallanor as a husband, and ruled the lands in peace. But soon the demons of her past came upon her, and she became haunted by the past. In a paranoid vain rage, she became corrupted. Her people suffered greatly at her hands until she committed the only act she could not take back, and sentenced her people to death.

Book 4: Taur’Amandil
The failure of Kaliel burns a hole within Talon’s heart as a new chapter must now begin. Without the ability to fulfill the prophecy, the future of the lands of peace and the lands of neutrality become further at stake. Though Methedras was vanquished, still his followers fester, ever providing further corruption to the lower realms. In light of this growing threat, Talon knows he must push forward, and separation from the Watcher is necessary.
Therefore he sends Kaliel to a place secluded from the world, and arranges for his apprentice Venice to teach her the ways of the healer, so that she may become whole again. Venice is a fierce and strict teacher, known only to her as the Taur’Amandil, and through his lessons her innocence returns. The dark shadows that cloud her past become happy memories of one she longs for and yet cannot reach in her mind’s eye.
However, as her longing grows stronger, war breaks out in the Kingdom of Sirannon and Venice is called to be of aid to the king. With no options left, Kaliel must travel with him, and learn to use her gifts to aid in the battle against the Drow.

Book 5: Tirion’s Darkness
He found her when she was lost, for she was all he ever looked for, and now here she was, her essence at least, spilled out from a star in the sky, and landed upon the land. He had seen the signal of the shooting star and no matter near or far, he knew where and how to track her. She had been hidden from his eyes for too long, and now that she had come back to him, he vowed to keep her safe, and to find a way they could be together again. In an orb he placed her, for safe keeping, and on he went with his mission, the brothers of Moriba, to cleanse the lands of the corrupted and blasphemous humans that lived therein.
The amount of death he had seen was great, thousands upon thousands had been killed, burned in their villages, stabbed with axes and swords, pierced with arrows. The Moriba left none to mercy, for they had nothing but put corruption in their hearts. Yet, warriors of Talon were they, dark creatures bred for the sole purpose of cleansing realms with no hope, for how does one fight corruption without corruption? Krishani was their master now, and to him would they listen, and with them he devised a vile plan to rescue his long lost love, and reunite himself with her.

Book 6: The Curse of Mori’Antha
Aulises did not last long in the lands of men, what with the land laid to waste and nothing but her sister to guide her. No, Krishani had passed on in battle, and she was left alone, where she suffered the death at the hand of the diseased child.
Meanwhile Krishani had been summoned by the Great Hall to take up the task as a Mori’Antha, the darkest destiny of his kin. It was a punishment for the unnecessary crusade of the Moriba. His soul is returned to the darkest realms of corruption, to watch those innocents on the brink of death, to ensure their safety on the path towards their undoing, and to bring them unto the Great Hall unscathed by the beings of corruption that festered in those lands.
And thus, once one has become a Mori’Antha, they do not ever return to the lands of peace, their soul is forever sentenced to walk between the worlds.

Here's the teasers for the next 6 books!

Book 7: The Return of the Flames
Kemplan, that old librarian, kept them in their little orbs in the box of secrets in the chambers of the Great Library. They were to be untouched, unharmed, and kept safe away from the rest of the universe. There he kept them, and collected them, one by one, until he found the last still alive, the last not destroyed by corruption or torn apart by hate. So only the nine were left, the white, the red, the orange, the yellow, the green, the blue, the pink, the black and the violet. The flames.
The realms of peace had restored themselves, but the realms of neutrality and the lower realms still festered in their chaos and with nothing to guide them. With no leaders to rise up, Talon looked now for the return of the flames. And so they were born again into the realms, to guide and prophecy, to lead the worlds to peace. One special flame Talon favoured, and through experimentation he had spent with her, she was the only that had transmuted her energy from darkness to light.
A gift of life to her, and a life within the lands of peace on Tallanisdir, while the others were sent to the realms of men, and the realms of myth, here she could spend her time with Seldarine, and learn how to love the worlds again.

Book 8: The Valtanyana
900 years later, secluded from the realms in chaos, Kaliel is plagued with loneliness and grief. Her awakening and acceptance of her soul gifts has only lead her down the road of repentance and grief. She can feel the one she loves in the realms of chaos, and she knows his great plight. She knows there is no end to the Mori’Antha curse, and yet, she does not understand why she was torn from her love, why she was punished in the first place. She loves the paradise she lives in, but she hates the universe for pacifying her in its gravest hours.
Meanwhile, a new evil is brewing, the rise of the Valtanyana, an order of higher beings united in brotherhood against the forces of Talon. The Lords and Ladies of the lands now became members of the many rings of the Valtanyana, a force that originally sought to bring peace and restoration to the existence of their kind, but turned corrupt by the greediness for power. Their aim was to capture the flames, and use them as a powerful force to control the chaos, and bring an end to the random suffering throughout the universe.

Book 9: Meiva of Pellenor
The Valtanyana have taken power, and the Nan’Vairar have risen to back the order. As a last act against the imminent danger of these two foes, Talon removes Kaliel from Tallanisdir, and hides her away on Terrakata, a human realm of exile and injustice. There she is born as Meiva to the land of Pellenor.
As the Valtanyaya and Nan’Vairar gain power and favour of the realms, their treachery grows deeper as Talon is trapped by their magicks and hidden away from the eyes of the universe.
Meanwhile, a greater story has thus begun, when Meiva finds her soulmate and falls in love. The only obstacle in their way is the wretched curse of the Mori’Antha.

Book 10: The Legend of the Dust
A vital moment, a life not spared, a curse not broken, Meiva in despair. A stranger appears and speeds her away from this place, a stranger who takes her to a land far away and hides her in his castle for safe keeping. He is oddly familiar to her, as though they had met before, or as though they shared some kin, and in her grief she accepts his help.
His offer is grand, the price to pay is small, and without knowledge, Meiva gives him the greatest gift of all, the gift of freedom. With his soul unbound, he’s free to fight against the enemies at his doorstep, first the Valtanyana, and then the Nan’Vairar. To Meiva he grants her only wish, which is also the only plausible final solution to the chaos in the universe, the prophecy must be fulfilled, the Mori’Antha must be lifted, and Krishani must return.
As war rages on outside Terrakata, Meiva is given nothing but an enchanted mirror with which to communicate with her best friend. And from the manipulations of that mirror does she learn the truth.

Book 11: The Death of the Crone
222 years later, with blood spilled on either side, Talon returns to Kaliel and Krishani on Terrakata. The prophecy is in motion, the enemies have been silenced, but a greater threat now has them capsulated. Something is not right with Krishani. His soul is changed, battered and bruised from the Mori’Antha, he cannot sleep, he is in constant pain, his soul is forever restless, and Terrakata cannot handle the energy of a Mori’Antha in physical form.
Terrakata whips and torments itself in pain from the presence of Krishani upon her, and so the people suffer in chaotic natural disasters. Never has a planet had a need to lash out at itself to cleanse itself of such negativity, but it is not only the presence of Krishani forcing this illness. The people of the planet have caused mass destruction; they are a plague to the planet itself.
The planet speaks the signs of apocalypse and word spreads of a new era upon the people. Some rejoice, others fear, and some wait in patient curiosity, as the prophesied time of ending draws near. In secrecy, Kaliel and Krishani hide themselves from this world, for only they know who will live and who will die.

Book 12: The Sovereignty of Aeru
Kaliel’s heart sobs as she mourns the death of her kin. The hardest part is over, though saying goodbye is never easy. She knows it is up to her and Krishani now, to build their empire, to unite the realms of peace, of neutrality, of myth, magick and technology into one. Everything has been set in motion; she must simply follow the path.
With Krishani in tow, they head for their new home, on Aeru, the Elven realm awaiting their arrival as Lord and Lady of the land, as the new sovereigns of the known realms. From the past they have their allies, those left over from the Great War, and to their future they have the children, whose destinies have yet to be fulfilled.
Another 900 years of work laid ahead them, and the greatest test of the universe is how to survive without the greatest leader in history to guide them? How will anyone live up to the legacy of Talon?