Category: Fantasy Publisher: Amazon
ISBN-10: 1533069441
Type: Fiction
Pages: 238
Copyright: May 2, 2016
ISBN-13: 9781533069443
Price: $2.49 (eBook)
Jonas Ariel must face the shenanigans of the greek, roman, and norse gods. He's only human but with the holy sword, Fragment, he can change things.
Fate is cruel sometimes. Jonas has one mission. Defeat the mythological titans in games set by Zeus himself or watch his world fall to calamity. In a strive of romance, determination, magic, and swordsmanship, this is the story of a boy who will face Death himself to save us all.
Excerpt
As Jonas sat in his seat, a surge of blue goop lurched from the ground and splattered across his face. Loki burst into laughter. Enraged, Jonas questioned himself on whether he should keep holding back his anger or seek vengeance.
“That was really childish, Loki!” Venus snarled. She waved a finger at Jonas. A sting of white light raced across his face and dissipat-ed the goop. After his face was clean, it vanished.
Loki stopped laughing. “You’ll need more than luck, Jonas, to prove yourself to the titans that are praised by humans.”
That night, Jonas twisted and turned but couldn’t sleep. He took a sec-ond bath but that didn’t help either. Loki’s words still ate him into slight confusion. He couldn’t help but wonder how are the titans not impressed with his achievements so far for a human. He quickly adapted to Olympus, took down a leader of Abaddon’s Sabers. He even scored Class Dragon a victory. What more could these people ex-pect from him? Jonas looked at Fragment, perched atop of the dresser. The mysterious sword had given him the abilities to do the impossible. He wanted to learn more about it but who would give him the answers. He certainly couldn’t ask Medusa….Jonas leapt out of bed and headed to the balcony. Medusa wasn’t there. Of course she wouldn’t be here. Jonas felt stupid. He was so lost in his thoughts that he didn’t hear the rain pounce the outside of his window. He turned around and marched down the stairs. He’d have to sort out his thoughts on his own this time. He did feel glad about the rain. If it helped Medusa to sleep soundly, he respected it. Too bad his own sleeping may be minimized. He had so many things racing within his mind from Loki’s words, to the test, to even his own village. He still had to find a way to speed up the competition. He knew in reality that was impossible. Maybe the competition wasn’t as long as everyone implied. If he appealed to Pila each time, she may appear. Jonas sat on his bed, took off his shoes, and laid back. His lemming, Lare, was his only option left that could give him the information he needed.
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