A Wolf's Tale

Hello, readers!
     Again, I've been hard at work on my novella! Now I am aware of the details of said novella that I have released, but disregard all of them.
     I am currently in the works of A Wolf's Tale, but I was very dissatisfied with how the first idea actually turned out. Yeah, give no explanation for the Reaper, good one! Anyways, I've been working on a new premise and new characters, as well as giving the tigers more depth themselves. Here is the new synopsis.

     In the distant realm of Valazar, the Tigers of the underground city, Varag, have risen and sworn vengeance on the Black Wolves who now reside in their former territory. After massacring every pack in the land, Ruhor, the only wolf remaining, and former leader of his own pack, attempts to seek refuge in the Wolf pack near the Gharial Valley, only to find them to be slaughtered. In the midst of the bodies, he finds two survivors and is tasked to bring them to safety. As they flee from the tigers' pursuit, they find themselves trapped in Varag with all the tigers in Valazar. And as they fight to stay alive, one tiger unleashes darkness in the mysterious entity called the Reaper who begins hunting them all.

More about the legend

     Hello again, readers!
     Sorry I haven't posted in a while, I have been incredibly busy. I figured that to increase hype for my book (much like everybody did with the Avengers) I'll reveal a little bit more about it.
     A Wolf's Tale isn't so much about Valazar itself. As far as the realm goes, I'm leaving much of it untold. The book is called "a wolf's tale" so it's mainly about the character(s) as opposed to the actual setting. Now, there's a method to my madness ;-)
     I have had a hard time distinguishing the seven different characters in the book. But, practice makes perfect. But the star of the show is definitely the Reaper (without giving too much away.)

He saw ten white beasts. Black stripes adorned their bodies and tusks rose from their bottom jaws.

     Hey, readers!

     This time we're going to spend a moment discussing the Varag Tigers. The tigers used to dwell on Valazar's surface. Since they had a tendency to spread, they began to overtake Valazar. And so the great warrior Alastrol trapped them in the long-abandoned vacant city of Varag. The blackness of the Underground eventually caused the tigers to go blind, and they now rely on their smell and their hearing. In the year 3180, they broke through the walls that had locked them inside.

     At that time, the wolves, not having to worry about having wars with the tigers, had began to repopulate in Valazar. When the tigers escaped, they began to hunt the wolves down.

     As for Alastrol, legend has it that he disappeared...

The journey of a thousand miles, begins with the first step.

Hello, readers!
     My first day of blogging! Well, instead of needlessly blabbing about what jeans Justin Bieber wears or how Chuck Norris was the iceberg in Titanic, I'm doing something a little more beneficial.
     I am currently in the process of writing a novella called A Wolf's Tale. It will be a prelude to an amazing story that I will love to tell when the time comes (don't want to give too much away.) But anyways, A Wolf's Tale. Here is the synopsis.

     In the distant realm of Valazar, the massive Black Wolf packs have freely roamed the lands. But after the Tigers of the Underground city, Varag, begin hunting them down one by one, only one pack remains. Ruhor, the aging leader of the pack, is determined to lead his pack to a safe haven in the west. But after the tigers find them, the wolves find themselves trapped in Varag. In the midst of all the tigers and while they are being hunted by them, a dark veil drops over Valazar, and the mysterious entity called the Reaper, hunts them all.