The land spread before us like an open hand,wide and free and for us to use as we see,the land was ours now we won the battle for it,the trees and rocks and grass were ours to use as we see fit .The barrle was won,now what do we do ?I was one of many that fought in that battle,it was the third world war most costly and destructive of the lot,humans fought for land and space .Space was earned,it was part of our right to bare.
Three children we had they had lived through the battle and were now too carrying on the exustence of our family name and so our home was then in the southern part of the land where it was warm mostly ,we lived in grass houses because then that's the stage of development from where we were at ,We travelled then too by foot since no other molds of transportation were build yet .
Other villages then roo which we now live in were our homes since the battle destroyed all the cities around the world ,when the attacked started it was figured if a city or town were intact but destroying or killing the people then it would be easier to conquer.My children look up too then t me for support and guide and they always asking questions,why did we fight? How come so many people died ? Why were the people wiped out like that .How do you answer a child ?
This is the long-awaited 4th book of The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, a future world without people. Think Planet of the Ants, not Planet of the Apes, for young adults and adults.
The Rise of Lord Belmundus is the first book in the fifteen book series, The Adventures of Lord Belmundus, a remarkable tale of others worlds, strange customs, beauty and warfare; and, in its grips, lands a young celebrity, who has the chaps to play
