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|  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 1
This is an epic Fantasy Adventure tale filled with action and valorous exploits.
span style="font-size: large;">The realms of living beings are no longer the same as what we are used to seeing. Far into the future, our Earth has undergone one cataclysmic upheaval after another such that the past civilizations of human beings and their cities lie buried deep in its crust. What remains is the bare earth, the seas and vast lands, devoid of any monumental buildings or skyscrapers to speak of./span>
span style="font-size: large;">In this medieval setting, a new breed of humans inhabit the world with other evolved life-forms – such as the fer | |  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 2
Danger, in one form or another, stalks the three princes. They walk into a neatly laid trap.
span style="font-size: large;">Towards the end of the previous volume, Anamarias, Irah and Daasarpias seem to have wandered into the abode of the Oceaneoples, a mystical realm, not given to the likes of ordinary folk to behold. They soon encounter the Spirit of the Sea, a daunting warrior, even stronger than the individual powers of the Gragodonian emblems./span>
span style="font-size: large;">Coming off second best, the three kings are steered towards the realm of Regnadea, home to the ferocious lion-like inhabitants of that land. Their further trail leads them towards the mys | |  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 3
Plots and stratagems lead the way with unlikely outcomes. Distrust rules the day in the unfolding events.
span style="font-size: large;">The passing of Lord Abel of Lamiras heralds the departure of joy from Castle Len. The gloom surrounding the castle permeates to the citizens of the land. The coming of hard times is envisaged by the Puyrruhian Sorceress, Lady Jasmina./span>
span style="font-size: large;">The comrades, Irah and Daasarpias, unaware of the tragic events taking place in faraway Lamiras, make a detour towards the hidden abode of the women warriors of the Sol Hills in Solma. Fired up by idealistic ponderings, Irah wonders whether it is possible to bring about a reconci | |  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 4
Unexpected danger, in the form of the invincible Droll Lord of Lavadea, separates the Emblem bearers from each other.
span style="font-size: large;">Through an ingenious ruse, Navlon gifts the Sceptre and Crown Emblems to Gossmer and Fal Gen, chieftains of two woodland tribes. These emblems soon become submissive to the willpower of their new bearers. Armed with such mighty weapons, they proceed towards the inner recesses of the misty realm, hoping to uncover the whereabouts of the Seeker folk./span>
span style="font-size: large;">In the kingdom of Orvidea, Queen Orlinda plans her own stratagems in weaning away Arianne’s affections for the Meldovian monarch. Without his Sceptre, Lord Ir | |  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 5
The realm of departed souls opens up mysteriously and a host of nether-world creatures make their appearance upon the world of mortal folk.
span style="font-size: large;">Sinaria, daughter of Anamarias and Sareena of Lamiras, finds herself amidst strange and dark surroundings. Coming upon the spirit personalities of Mondilozar, Naevalona, Tormari and Lord Kragbot, the realization sinks in that she has mysteriously entered into the netherworld of spirit beings. Realizing that Sinaria possesses a powerful amulet, the netherworld entities try their utmost to seize the same from her./span>
span style="font-size: large;">Because the kings of Lamiras, Meldovia and Varnosia need to be in their respective kingdoms to prote | |  | | The Mythical Emblems of Gragodon - Volume 6
The greatest of all enemies, Lord Drakileon, confronts the battle-weary warriors. Even the Gragodonian emblems cannot defeat him. Mighty heroes fall in the battle-field.
span style="font-size: large;">Lord Drakileon, Wielder of the Dark Will, turns out to be the greatest foe of the good peoples of the mortal world. Of formless bearing, he cannot even be overcome by the combined powers of the five Gragodonian emblems. It is this formless adversary who, in earlier times, first endowed the Priestesses of Wons, Lord Dalgon of the Mountain Folk, Angulor – Droll Lord of Lavadea, Tormari – famed forger of the Black Bangle, Mondilozar – erstwhile monarch of Belgond and LoJadr – royal Sorcerer of LoMun realm, with potent might to strike ba |
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The Sword and the Dragon (Revised)
by M. R. Mathias
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 Deemed One of the Top 10 indie Fantasy releases of 2010 by Fantasy Book Critic, and listed in the first ever Publishers Weekly Indie Select issue, the original 235k word epic title was written in longhand in a Texas prison cell by M. R. Mathias.
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