The Alliance by Robert Skyton

Obsidia Nithrine

Emerald_the_Producer — 2015-11-20 16:29:00 UTC

She's Emerald's sister, and she also hates his guts. That's why she took up the mantle of the forge, and used the humans to attack where she knew her brother was- if circumstances were different, she would've gotten him, even! Too bad she didn't know him well enough, or she would've known he'd take any ship out of there- and I mean any. The tragic tale, she fell with Emerald, and in an attempt to rise, obtained power she wasn't worthy of.

David Burks, aka 'Onyx'

Emerald_the_Producer — 2015-11-20 16:32:29 UTC

This guy. Probably the worst of the lot, he sees fire as a method of destruction only. He understands all of the potential fire has for it, too. For example, he knows how it works with thermite. If you don't know, a gram of that can puncture a tank. Yeah, and this is the first guy they face. Do you yet see how deep of doo-doo the 'heroes' are in? The destructive power of fire is almost infinite, meaning his power is, too. Death is a *****.

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Emerald_the_Producer — 2015-11-20 16:39:23 UTC

This is to be determined by which side you choose at the end, but the endgame villain is undefined as of yet, since the point of these books is actually your personal decision. In the end, the only thing that matters is who's perspective you take. Who do you think was in the right, and who was in the wrong? Maybe the characters to the left were the good guys all along, and you were following the story of a villain. In the end, it's not time, but you, that will tell. Please, let me know on the books discussion page.

Link: http://padlet.com/Emerald_the_Producer/discussion