Telamora – Fantasy

Long ago, humans and dragons lived peacefully with each other in the kingdom of Telamora. However, after generations the peace has slowly fallen apart, and tyranny has taken the throne. Lord Genar is the last bastion of hope and honor in the kingdom. He has sent his ward Varen to search for any clues which may help them to topple the throne and restore peace to the land. After months of investigation, Varen’s search turns up nothing of much value.

Lord Genar and Varen are ready to give up all hope of restoring the kingdom to its former glory . . . until they receive an unexpected guest. An unforeseeable alliance has set into motion a series of events that will shape of very future of the kingdom. Varen must hurry with his new allies to gather support for the coming war, but he wonders if it will be enough.

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* Due to academic integrity policies at my university, I am only able to provide some source code for potential employers upon request.