Due to popular demand, best-selling author, Professor Blagden has returned from his success of Du Erundalmaka to write a sequal, to his interpretation of the 4th book of Christopher Paulini's best-selling fantasy series. The book, entitled ''Alalea'', is hopefully as mind--blowing as Du Erundalmaka.
Because of the success of Du Erundalmaka, no shop will sell Alalea for fear of customer riots. Therefore Alalea maybe read for free on the internet, at Inheritancforums.com.
*Enter Professor Blagden*
Hello my dear fans. If you haven't already read Du Erundalmaka you can read it
here. Otherwise you can request a PDF version by e-mailing me at: anthonylynch14@yahoo.com. To understand my sequel to the cycle, you will need to read it.
Here is my Prologue:
Prologue
The journey was finally over. A sea voyage of one month into the blue. Eragon and Arya had finally reached the coast of Alalea. As the boat reached the shores of the fabled continent, Eragon and Arya hugged each other. Neither knew much about Alalea. Eragon had salvaged and old chart from Oromis' house, and he ha d been uncertain for some time whether the elves who had charted the journey had been certain of their art.
But here they were, at the old home of the elves, Alalea. It was sunset when they finally reached the shore. They slept on the boat, and Eragon's guards took turns on the watch. It was unwise to camp for the night on an unknown shore. Eragon had been told by Oromis that it may have been the Urgals that had forced the Elves to make the journey to Alagaesia, and there might even be Raz'ac. The Urgals, while friendly in Alagaesia, would probably not be so here. At least not yet.
''Well we've finally made it love,'' Eragon told Arya.
''Yes,'' she said. ''We're here!''
I don't know about you two, but Laufgroenn and I are going to explore the mainland for food and to get a general idea of things, said Saphira to the pair.
****
On the shore, the four scouts were observing the ship with interest from the bushes.
''Captain, what do you think of their intentions?''
''Well what do you think,'' the Captain asked the young scout. ''You might occupy this position sometime.''
''I don't think we can make any assumptions yet, let's wait until we can be sure.''
''You're right, but I don't want any Raz'ac back on this island. We don't want that scum here again.''
Then the four scouts saw Saphira and Laufgroenn fly off the ship.
''That does it,'' said the Captain. ''They've either got Letherblaka or some other weird monsters out there. You boy, inform the King. We don't want them landing!''
This post has been edited by Professor Blagden: 02 April 2009 - 04:33 PM

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