Demoni Vankil - Letter Eleven
Once and for all, Höbin Luckyfeller will put the fables and assumptions to rest with cold, hard facts!
Demoni Vankil is the historical and award-winning work of Höbin Luckyfeller, and the precursor to Chronicles of a Hero.
An ancient puzzle box.
Fourteen letters.
A Council of Whispers.
…and a clerk.
Discover the 700 year old secret millions died to protect.
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LETTER ELEVEN
My Beloved Ethany,
I have confined myself to my quarters. You cannot possibly understand the anger and disappointment I have felt. And I cannot convey it on parchment. What a waste of our time together. If all along I was to die an untimely death, I would rather have spent my last years and days with you and the girls. What a waste. A cruel and pointless waste.
Day 1006. It won’t work. Shiro and I have used up all the Vallen slaves captured in battle. No matter how we try, there is not enough life force, even within a giant vallen, to satisfy the requirements to bind the Dark Lord. It simply cannot be done.
But this is not all. The seals are too fragile. Even the most basic of magic can sever the binding of a rune.
Our efforts have been futile, and I have wasted my life. My work has been in vain.
I have failed.
-Eamon
There it is in writing. ‘…to bind the Dark Lord.’ This is the history of the Demoni Vankil. From Eamon I now know that it used rune magic—but I’m not exactly sure how and that it required the combining of the Seven Disciplines.
I could kick myself. Decades I have searched. These letters have been hidden for decades. DECADES!!
The story I have sought to tell more than any other… staring me in the face!
Once and for all, Höbin Luckyfeller will put the fables and assumptions to rest with cold, hard facts!
I found myself cheering him on.
Don’t give up yet.
You are so close.
Tell me more.
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