Disa's Battle

By Marianne Gade

Disa and her father are on a journey to a place behind the Black Castles – a long and dangerous journey!Now Disa has to find her sister and free her with the brimstone-buttercup.At the End of the World, Disa faces new challenges.The brimstone-buttercup gets so hot that she loses consciousness when she faces her mother's frozen trophies. Will Disa and the brimstone-buttercup be able to lift the curse?And will she overcome her mother's power?Disa in the Land of the Northern LightsDisa and the Hidden PeopleDisa's Battle-

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lindhardt og Ringhof
• Release date: Jul 8, 2019
• ISBN: 9788711755600

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Marianne Gade

Disa's Battle

Translated by Amalie Bischoff Odgaard

Saga

Disa's Battle

translated by

Amalie Bischoff

original title

Disas kamp

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1.

From the top of the crater, where Disa and her father are standing, they can see all the way over to the gigantic entrance to the Black Castles.

It is in there, among the twisted lava pillars, that Alva, Disa’s twin sister, is kept. Or maybe she is even further away – behind the Black Castles!

Disa is going to save Alva using the brimstone-buttercup. But will Alva be frozen, like their father was? And what is going to happen if she does not succeed in saving Alva? Then Disa will be alone forever. But not alone like before, now that she has her father! Disa takes her father’s hand and squeezes it. It feels soft and warm.

We’ll stay here and relax for the rest of the day, her father says. "We’ve been driving all night, and we need some sleep. As soon as it gets dark, we’ll sneak into the Black Castles. The humans call it the Dimmur Fortress, but it was built by nature. Volcanoes sent fire and melted rocks across the landscape."

"Does anyone live in the Black Castles?" Disa asks.

Yes, although everything is barren and deserted, it is full of life, Disa’s father says. Trolls, elves and dwarfs live in the cliffs and the rocks. But strangely enough, there are no nymphs.

Disa’s father becomes aware of Kamban, who is standing next to them. You can drive back home as soon as you’re ready!

I would rather stay here with you guys, Kamban says.

No. Your parents have no idea where you are, Asbjorn says. "Besides, the trip to the Black Castles might be dangerous. I