Richard Abam
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CORONATION OF THE THIRD FORCE
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Third Force, who is Prince Jokhara, reincarnated to revenge the callous murder of his family perpetuated by King Agorim to whom he was reincarnated to as his lost son, the authentic Prince Jokhara of the kingdom of Water who went missing. The reappearance of his lost son brought him joy but unknown to him, the avenger of his murderous deeds has reappeared as his forever lost son to exact his revenge on the king and his nobles who conspired with him to perpetuate the evil deed. The three kingdoms of Water, Sun, and Wind are eternal rivals that never agree together until they were attacked by a superior enemy, an alien kingdom. For these warring kingdoms to survive, they had to unite and fight as one against their common enemy, and for this to happen, they entered to a combat challenge to be fought by the three princes based on a thirty two code combat system wherein the winner will be crowned the emperor of the universe and ruler of the three kingdoms and then lead them to fight and defeat their enemy. Wherein the three Princes, Radia, Bosakia, and Jokhara, all equipped for the combat acquired the powers necessary for combat including magic, abilities, and skills fitting for a combatant. But the protagonist, Prince Jokhara, courtesy of his reincarnated personality has an edge over his rivals and though his rivals were never easy to defeat, he triumphs over them in the end despite he was ridiculed as a weak prince overprotected by his father and nicknamed as the third force.. The adventurous combat challenge saw him emerge as the supreme hero of the universe to be coroneted as the emperor of the universe.
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The Legend of Cush
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The legend of Cush is an unusual imaginative narrative that alternate between the supernatural and the natural worlds creating an interaction of romance, family ties and conflict. It is the story of the ages where gods, existing only in the figment of men's imagination sort to control the will of humans and the clash of interests that inevitably follows. As in the case of the protagonist, Cush's interaction with the gods was not by his own making or design, but it was a matter of fate and in the process got entangled in the wars of the gods, pitting him against fierce gods in battles. After his wars his rest was in the arms of the goddess of immortality, Ida, conflicting with the interest of his mentor, the great Guardian god of Abyssinia, whose opposition to their marriage resulted in a deadly combat where Cush's victory, though in death, was the freeing of his people from the tyranny of the gods.
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