Crossbow-Isle Volume 3 - The Quest - Part 2

Crossbow Isle - The Quest Part 2 Once the Trinity had made the acquaintance of Fullangr, the son of the Pjoðroerir's clan of Dwarfs, they unexpectedly were invited to meet the Elders of the Pjodroerir but before that happened, they had to digest a number of surprises that Yamen' Grotha Naugrim, the realm of the dwarfs held in stock. Another surprise was thrown into their laps as they were asked to re-establish the ancient alliance between Humans, Elves and Dwarfs. Not enough of surprises, Fullangr's grandfather Olnir held obviously another puzzle piece in his memories of which no one realised that it would fit into the greater picture. Therefore, he sent Fullangr's friends to a place where long time ago he had made some startling experiences for which he had no words to describe. Enyana and her friends followed his advice to experience themselves what Olnir could or would not describe and were deeply moved by what they found out in the night. Thereafter, they continued in Olnir's tracks and came to Corracloona, a place where all their powers were suspended. Here, they found out why Olnir had known much more about the secrets of the Trinity than any other being had ever known and not enough, another riddle had to be solved to receive information which were not lesser confusing than the riddle itself. Physical items which were parts of that riddle were released into their care and instead finding any answers to the host of questions that came along, new questions were piled on top of those whose answers remained elusive. However, before they were able to unravel the mysterious cases, events with new questions that had not been expected tumbled like withered leaves into their laps and as if all that were not enough, another race that had literally slept for thousands of years in the woods of Crossbow Isle were woken by Elensaar's lights, which again added questions instead of providing answers.
About the Author: Irefenia Salgonda; Very early had Irefenia developed a passion for writing. Her essays and short stories were circulated amongst friends, later she wrote longer stories but never considered publishing any of them. Once she had met Elensaar Gelindor, she accompanied him on journeys around the world, which allowed her to outlive her passion and fascination for ancient cultures, their history, and mythology, on four continents. During that time, she studied the English language and mastered as foreign-language correspondent with distinction. Especially during the time of travelling, she had extensively pursued her writing passion; therefore, it was not much of a surprise as she presented the first draft chapters of "Ithilhin - Moonchild" to her partner. Fascinated by the fantastic option to cast their long hedged notions into a breathtaking tale, they developed the idea to "Crossbow Isle", - but this time with aim of publishing it. Elensaar Gelindor... ...had always a passion for music, art, and technology, a combination that led him all his life to the most unusual places and events. However, as restlessness might have lain in his blood, he followed the example of one of his grandfather's, - who had migrated in the early years of his life to China, - so eventually, he took up an assignment that led him to West-Africa, where he worked for several years. Once he had met Irefenia, for many years they both traveled around the globe in pursuit of business and lastly settled in Malaysia. After a turbulent time that saw the introduction of new and unusual businesses, they moved to Borneo, where Irefenia developed the first draft chapters of "Ithilhin - Moonchild". From that point onwards, they both worked out the story's plot and its central theme. Lastly, Elensaar decided to author Irefenia's red-line-script into the version of this book.