Elf Trilogy II: Elf Night

Author: Fedyaar
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This story chronicles the last days of the Elven race, their sudden disappearance and decline in a short span of time. It is a tale of betrayal, the decay of the world, desperate struggles, and impossible love. Why is there hardly any Elven presence in the world now? This story records the final days of the Elven race, their sudden disappearance and decline in a short period. The fragile evil and greed of humans destroyed the peace of the Dwarf Kingdom and the world. The naturally peaceful Elves also became both human and cruel. The power of the goddess Danae, Queen Tardana, became a coveted treasure in the midst of slaughter and war. With his romantic and elegant prose, the author once again takes readers into the world of King Arthur's epic, presenting a different perspective of violence and sensuality. After humans crushed and destroyed the last Dwarf Kingdom, the world plunged into chaos. Only the Elves could oppose humans, yet the Elves withdrew from the vast forests, unaware of the danger that threatened them. After humans crushed and destroyed the last Dwarf Kingdom, the world plunged into chaos. Only the Elves could oppose humans, yet the Elves withdrew from the vast forests, unprepared for the danger that threatened them. To prevent the expanding power of the Gallic Duke, Lianana grants her lover Udel mysterious powers, transforming him into a twin dragon and commanding an army of free peoples. The priest Merlin also follows the knight Udel in the name of the goddess. Udel passes the trial of the Farseer and becomes the king of humans, seizing great power and preparing to restore the order of the ancient world. However, the true love of the two queens leaves him torn: Lianana, so distant yet so near, living in isolation on the Isle of Avalon with her daughter; Igmer, so genuine and gentle, full of humanity. Udel must choose between them.