Jenny And Her Mother’s Mark
The air crackled with raw magic, a residue of Merlin's ancient conjuring. Aslym – a realm spun from forgotten spells, where dragons roared, demons roamed, and sorceress conjured magic of Old.
Mordred, fuelled by a burning vengeance for his father, King Arthur, twisted that magic into a monstrous airborne virus. Virulent and unseen, he released the virus amidst the rolling Somerset hills. The resting place of King Arthur, where Jenny, Molly and Elly attended, Quantock College. Where the challenges of modern-day school life are interwind with ancient magic.
Jenny stood no taller than the coffee table, in a pink dressing gown, the world shrinking to the red and blue glare of emergency lights. A single, shimmering tear escaped her eye as the last wail of the sirens was swallowed by the dawn mist, Jenny whispered into the chaos, a promise that one day she would be reunited with Lulu.
That broken vow pulsed like a compass pointing towards Aslym. Following in Lulu’s footsteps, a former pupil of Quantock College, their journey lead them into the heart of that magical realm in a timeless battle between good and evil.
They sought Merlin's parchment, the key to the antidote, forged from the very magic that birthed the virus. Each step was fraught with peril. Malevolent sorcerers with eyes like shards of ice tested their resolve. Dragons, scales gleaming like a thousand emeralds, challenged their courage, facing demons both external and internal, a poignant journey of self-discovery, threatening to unravel their mission.
Failure wasn’t an option, every cough, every fever, a silent testament to the virus's deadly spread as the fate of thousands rested on their shoulders.
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Paul Baron started writing late in his career. Having set up an accountancy practice,