Sunshining day where I am right now so I figure I write about the sun, after all it does give us light and life for half of our days you know In fact I say without it this planet would not be the same planet we know ,so this is how I think we be living if we didn't have a sun. In almost perpetual darkness . There were millions of then people still, but no cities,no light at night to see by,the only light that anyone ever saw were from the stars and the Moon when it came out at night sometimes . ' I s this the way our planet always been ? ' asked seven year old Frett Ovens as he tried to find something to keep warm by. His mother nodded,' Yes,we our what is known as night crawlers we're still human but the Earth had changed much from the twenty-first century to now and we've learned too adapt with it too. Adapt or die.' Frett could too not believe the only planet that he called home would be in total black.Frett was not afraid of the darkness there was nothing there that wouldn't be there anyways,
Frett was smart for his age his mother thought he
too would be ruler someday if he could prove his worth though . Now the sun never existed here the people lived through cold and endless nights and Frett could not believe it . They still had books
libraries and newspapers,but computers tv or even radio don't exist any more .Or never did . Frett had ' wondered 'what if there were light? But he
knew thoughts like that were dangerous indeed .
to be continued ?
Second in The Chronicles of Illúmaril series, author Gary Caplan's The Return of the Ancient Ones is a distinct tale that illustrates how one's fiercest enemy can become one's most aggressive ally.
Winner 2012 NABE Pinnacle Book Award in Fan
