The Alarik's Quest

By Liegmy "Lee" Triana

In this page-turning sci-fi fantasy, Thiou lives on an unknown planet far away that is inhabited by many different tribes. Thiou belongs to the Alarik tribe, and his family is the oldest in all the villages. The Alarik are warriors and hunters, and they know all the secrets of the wild jungles where they live, as well as all the hidden passages

• Language: English
• Publisher: Palmetto Publishing
• Release date: Jul 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781638375302

Liegmy "Lee" Triana

Liegmy "Lee" Triana is a Cuban-born artist who currently lives in Miami, Florida. At the young age of eleven he came to the U.S., leaving behind his parents, brothers, and small sister. He has an associates degree in drafting and graphic design. For over 20 years, he has worked as an artist, painting with acrylic, oil, watercolor, and spray paint. He is also a professional tattoo artist with over 17 years of experience. His hope is to be known for his art and for motivating others to do good in life. He is married with four kids.

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HERE WAS A PLANET VERY FAR AWAY CALLED Alarik. It was an amazing place full of natural gardens, rivers, and mountains, and it had an enormous wild green forest that many people feared to cross. It was known for its wealthy lands full of natural resources and its unpredictable weather. It had many villages and different tribes, but there were four villages in particular that were considered to house the strongest and most united tribes of them all. They all had unique skills to survive. They all worked together, sharing ideas and helping each other out, especially when they went hunting to feed everybody.

One village only focused on farming and mating different animals to trade for weapons and supplies for the winter. They were very disciplined and were exceptionally hard workers. The second village specialized in hunting and fishing to feed everyone. They would spend days out in the wild hunting and gathering enough supplies for the village and extra for others that were in need. The third village focused on fixing and building things to make it easier to get around from village to village and to navigate faster through the rivers and open sea. They were very creative and dedicated, making the village a safe place.

The last village was made up of warriors, hunters, and protectors of all the land. Everybody had an important role and a job to do. Males, starting at age eleven, would wake up before the sun was out and head out to the mountains, fields, and the rivers to go fishing, hunting, and the like.

The rest would stay behind to work on the village and to fix things and help with anything that was needed. The women prepared meals and taught the younger girls how to follow their traditions, which had been in place for thousands of years. The elders would gather around and tell stories and share powerful knowledge from village to village, inspiring the new generation, teaching them the values of life and how powerful they could be if they worked together as one and learned the art of respect and loyalty—to be fearless and to always remember that Mother Earth is a source of life, not a resource.

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