Salis escapes

By Daniela Morelli and Paolo D'altan

Salisedine Episode 1: Salis Escapes. Last night I dreamt of the Moon. It was yellow and full like it is on the roster’s whiteboard and it said to me... Salis, run away. And so begin Salisedine’s adventure. She is called Salis for short. Salis Escapes is the first episode of an illustrated story about a fourteen year old girl who lives an extraordinary adventure... to escape from the slave Camp where she was born. The Mutation has already started there and the Mineral Kingdom has taken over... with humans as slaves to Salt Crystals. Will she be able to find her father and restore the balance of all the planet’s Kingdoms? What awaits her in the Fresh Water Region? And then...what will happen? What is the secret of her power? Written by Daniela Morelli and illustrated by Paolo d’Altan.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Daniela Morelli
• Release date: May 8, 2014
• ISBN: 9786050303506

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Table of contents

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Biographies

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Introduction

I saw her for the first time, on a volcano, in 1979.

Some asked me: Where does this Salisedine come from? Where has she been until now?

Now I know.

Thank you Salvatore.

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It isn’t a good time to run away, but I have this really strong urge inside me to do it… I must do it. After delivering the last load of salt last night, I slept like a baby. I was so terribly tired… I’d never have thought I’d find the strength to get up in the middle of the night and actually leave. But I did it.

I dreamt of the Moon. It was yellow and full like it is on the roster’s whiteboard and it said to me, Salis, run away. I got up and left my hut. I told myself, I have nothing to lose, if the Moon says to go, I will go. It’s been a month since my mother was buried, and the last time I saw my father was three years ago. I was eleven years old then. I’ve just turned fourteen. I was born in the Camp, and know the world only from what I’ve been told of it by others.

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They were looking for warmth. The South,