How far would a father go to save his sons? What lengths would he take? How big a sacrifice would he make just to amend a wrong he committed a century ago and give his sons a chance at a normal life.

The Seventh son is about a man who cheated on his beloved on their wedding day and centuries later his sons are still paying for his one mistake. But one day he decides to sire a son that would match the curse bestowed on him, a son that his beloved would not dare touch. Would it work and put a stop to a century old curse or would it backfire and unleash a worser curse.

Follow me on this journey of a lover that cursed her man for eternity.

The Seventh Son

Arthora was turned in to a land of grieving families, Emperor Marcelo was so blinded by his greed to maintain power and sacrificing a few of his subjects was not a problem for him. 


Many elders and soceres tried reasoning with him but he gave them a death ear and those that persisted were killed on the spot without mercy. 


It was morning and Cleselda walked into his chambers bearing good news, she managed to fashion out a hundred sleeping beauty flutes. The emperor almost jumped in excitement, this was the good news he was waiting for. For the past two days he was worried about the whereabouts of his daughter. 


Cleselda assured him that she was alive but hid the fact that she was with Omen. Even though she could not see the Princess because Omen also blocked his location with a spell, she was sure that the Princess was with him. And giving the emperor such news would have led into the emperor abandoning the flute making and sending his entire army in search of his Princess. 


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