The Fate of the Elves 1: The Ironclad Warriors

By Peter Gotthardt

A mighty enemy has arrived in the land of the Elves. He wishes to enslave everyone who lives there. If the Elves are going to survive, they will need both courage and hope.The Elves are fleeing the army of their enemy, and are forced to hide in the forest. Daisy becomes friends with a young Elf named Humulus. Together, they make a discovery that enables the Elves to fight back against the enemy. But will they be strong enough?This is the first of four books in the series of "The Fate of the Elves." Read all the books in the series:The Ironclad WarriorsThe Heart of StoneThe Forgotten TombsThe Enchanted Flute-

• Language: English
• Publisher: SAGA Egmont
• Release date: Sep 24, 2018
• ISBN: 9788711742075

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Martin Reib Petersen

The Ironclad Warriors

Saga

The Fate of the Elves 1: The Ironclad Warriors

Translated by Martin Reib Petersen

Original title

Elverfolkets skæbne 1: De jernklædte kæmper

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The Ironclad Warriors

This is the story of one of the worst eras in the long history of the Elves. It occurred when a mighty enemy entered the land of the Elves with his army. His aim was to enslave all of the Elves. The Elves were filled with grief and anger. The enemy ravaged their beautiful land and their freedom was at stake. Without hesitation, they fought back. They knew that they were fighting for the fate of the Elves.

The oak tree in the castle courtyard bore crisp, green leaves. A small group of Elves were sitting underneath the tree. One of them was Queen Veronica. She lived at the castle along with the knights who had sworn to protect the land of the Elves against any threat.

Today, the queen had assembled her friends to celebrate the arrival of spring. On the table before them there was freshly baked bread, gingerbread, dried fruit and fresh eggs.

This is the loveliest time of the year, said the queen. When everything turns green my heart fills with joy. And this year, I have yet another reason to be happy. I was so worried that my children were gone forever. And now they have returned to me.

She smiled and looked at her daughter, Daisy, and her son, Bramble. They had recently returned to the