Another good day behind me with a mix of relaxing and being productive! I continued working on my third book for my writing work today, starting the second part of the book. The first part, which I finished yesterday, was called The Key, and the second The Sword. I am beginning with another of the interlude chapters focusing on the wider world, and the character of Cav Badar.
Below is a couple of paragraphs from the work and if you have any thoughts or feedback, I would love to hear it. Liking, sharing, and subscribing to my website would be really appreciated and help me out, as would checking out my books and socials!
Writing Time: 20 minutes
Word Count: 604
Excerpt
The northernmost continent of the Terra had many names, as they all did, but most commonly, it was known simply as the Nightlands, and it certainly looked it. In time long past memory, in the early wars of the gods and their followers, Ymiron, the God of Night, had made the continent his powerbase and home of his servants. The entire continent was permanently shrouded by night, the sun appearing as a dull second moon overhead. It was the Boon of Ymiron that even in night, and the cold from the absence of sun, still there were places were food would grow.
The sun had been high above when the countless warships and transports under the command of Cav Badar, sailed into the Bay of the Silver Moon, and the nearer their ships were to the short, the darker everything was. There were three camps, and a small harbor, all under the Dark Moon Banner, but far too few to stop the force that Cav Badar had brought to bear. The beaches were cleared by early evening, or what would have been early evening where they had come from, and the General himself came ashore. His men were already well in the process of enlarging the harbor, and building two others to bring in supplies and troops, and fortifications facing the interior.
I hope you have a wonderful day, have a chance to do or experience something creative, and I’ll catch you on the next one!
– Jon
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