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    Emon
    Witch's Revenge
    Lor Dak's Quest
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    Lor Dak Series

    By John Northern

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    About this series

    Lor Dak fights to save Princess Diane from being executed, and at the same time he continues to encounter obstacles as he searches for the inner key, which will allow him entrance into the chambers of the Ancients.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Northern
    Release dateSep 9, 2010
    Emon
    Witch's Revenge
    Lor Dak's Quest

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Lor Dak's Quest
      Lor Dak's Quest

      Lor Dak's Quest

      John Northern
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      The Galactic super computers estimate that once every ten million years a child prodigy is born, who could reshape the future of the Galaxy by becoming a power that cannot be stopped. The computers go on to state, however, that the conditions for this occurrance are so far-reaching that the Galacitc Government need not be concerned that it will ever happen. But then along came Lor Dak.

      The Galactic super computers estimate that once every ten million years a child prodigy is born, who could reshape the future of the Galaxy by becoming a power that cannot be stopped. The computers go on to state, however, that the conditions for this occurrance are so far-reaching that the Galacitc Government need not be concerned that it will ever happen. But then along came Lor Dak.

    • 2

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      John Northern
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      “So why can’t we travel through the tunnel. Is it blocked?” “ It might be blocked, but that’s not the reason you can’t use it. Long ago it was discovered that anyone who went into the tunnel never made it to the other side and also never came back. Something inside the tunnel is killing anyone who enters. And I might add that even the witches fear the tunnel, for they will send no one in with the intention of sending them to Falshadow. And believe me, they would if they could. It would be much easier to recruit members for their army.” “Oh great,” said Silver. “Here we go again. And I won’t tell Lor Dak not to go into the tunnel, because he never listens to me, and I already know he plans to go. But I say to all of you who are listening to me—do not follow Lor Dak into the tunnel. Remember what happened to Jac’s two brothers. It’s just not possible for Lor Dak to protect everyone when he walks into a dangerous situation.” . . . . . . . . Lor Dak was ever his indifferent self, but there was a little concern in his voice when he said, “Once I again I will warn all of you and strongly suggest that you stay behind until I find out if there is anything dangerous in the tunnel. It won’t delay us much if I have to send Silver to get you, and when everything is good, we’ll be on our way.” Lem leaned back in his chair and said, “I don’t think any of you should go into that tunnel,—even you, the famous Indian. Take the time to find another route. It’s worth your lives. You think there’s nothing in there, but I’m telling you that for hundreds of years people went in there and never came out. It’s possible that the big monsters were having little monsters that grew up and continued to kill people. Or maybe there’s a sink hole. I mean there are a lot of different possibilities. And I’ll say it again—the witches would be using that tunnel if they could. I’ve heard that every few years they test it from their side of the mountain by sending one man in. When he doesn’t return, they continue to take the mountain route.”

      “So why can’t we travel through the tunnel. Is it blocked?” “ It might be blocked, but that’s not the reason you can’t use it. Long ago it was discovered that anyone who went into the tunnel never made it to the other side and also never came back. Something inside the tunnel is killing anyone who enters. And I might add that even the witches fear the tunnel, for they will send no one in with the intention of sending them to Falshadow. And believe me, they would if they could. It would be much easier to recruit members for their army.” “Oh great,” said Silver. “Here we go again. And I won’t tell Lor Dak not to go into the tunnel, because he never listens to me, and I already know he plans to go. But I say to all of you who are listening to me—do not follow Lor Dak into the tunnel. Remember what happened to Jac’s two brothers. It’s just not possible for Lor Dak to protect everyone when he walks into a dangerous situation.” . . . . . . . . Lor Dak was ever his indifferent self, but there was a little concern in his voice when he said, “Once I again I will warn all of you and strongly suggest that you stay behind until I find out if there is anything dangerous in the tunnel. It won’t delay us much if I have to send Silver to get you, and when everything is good, we’ll be on our way.” Lem leaned back in his chair and said, “I don’t think any of you should go into that tunnel,—even you, the famous Indian. Take the time to find another route. It’s worth your lives. You think there’s nothing in there, but I’m telling you that for hundreds of years people went in there and never came out. It’s possible that the big monsters were having little monsters that grew up and continued to kill people. Or maybe there’s a sink hole. I mean there are a lot of different possibilities. And I’ll say it again—the witches would be using that tunnel if they could. I’ve heard that every few years they test it from their side of the mountain by sending one man in. When he doesn’t return, they continue to take the mountain route.”

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      Witch's Revenge
      Witch's Revenge

      Witch's Revenge

      John Northern
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      Lor Dak fights to save Princess Diane from being executed, and at the same time he continues to encounter obstacles as he searches for the inner key, which will allow him entrance into the chambers of the Ancients.

      Lor Dak fights to save Princess Diane from being executed, and at the same time he continues to encounter obstacles as he searches for the inner key, which will allow him entrance into the chambers of the Ancients.

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    John Northern

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