During the Great Fire of Arün five years ago, Prince Laverne Ingerman stared down death, succumbed to fear and accepted that his life was at its end to save his father. However, Laverne survived thanks to his father's love for his children and King Valka took Laverne's place in the afterlife. Now, King Laverne has one wish: to resurrect Valka. Unfortunately for him, there is only one way to get his impossible wish granted: resurrect the dead gods. 
 

What Is Done

Prince Laverne was often alone as a child. The High Council knew how to keep King Valka occupied. Queen Moria, on numerous occasions, distracted with her own entertainment, left Laverne alone to wander the castle grounds, wondering of the outside world, what lay beyond Arün and the forests of Elven Guard. 


He carried his bow everywhere. He wore robes that weren't ankle length. Neither the king or queen expected him to dress properly all day every day. He only dressed nice for parties and visitors. Prince Laverne had a better understanding of the world as he grew. He finally felt like he was able to convey his thoughts and feelings to his mother and father. His pale little, bare feet could not be heard by the guards when he walked around. He was able to learn new things consistently. Moria had shown him how to braid hair earlier in the day. 


Chapter 19 - An Unfortunate Introduction To The Real World