Summary

|PINTA COUNTRY PREQUEL STORY TO BEHIND THE MASK OF MAJESTIC MAN IN ANTIGIA| A young hero must retrieve the Royal Family's Ax's Chest from an evil man, Clayton, before he uses it to change the future forever. *** Before Beck and Prince Benjamin, Majestic Man is caught in an unexpected adventure when the evil Team Pinta steals the Ax's Chest, a chest said to wield the power of the Royal Family. With his noble steed, Despereaux, by his side, Majestic Man attempts to steal the chest back, but Clayton is no pushover, proving to be an opponent too dangerous to keep alive. As Majestic Man overcomes injury, he must rely on his wits—and his horse—to achieve victory, even if it means following through with something he's never wanted to in his entire life. However, sometimes the hardest things are the best things. And in the name of the Royal Family, Majestic Man must do it to save Maglin Town and prepare his future successor.

Genre: Fantasy,Adventure

Author: Viktoria Fyodorova

Status: Complete

Chapters: 4

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 16+

Preface: Beck

“I was always told that you don’t want to judge a hero by his skill with a sword and his looks like a god, but by his loyalty to his subjects. A true hero is someone willing to make any sacrifice to save their country from destruction, no matter how idiotic the enemy is. He has to be prepared for injury, loss of trust, and maybe even death. He understands the consequences, but does he ever give up? No, because that’s how much he loves his country.

Over time, his stories may go down in legend, and humanity may clandestinely think that maybe they don’t need him anymore, but under the mask, they’re screaming. Their secret has been revealed. They believe they are not at peace and want him to return.

The world isn’t perfect. There must always be a hero. The enemy always returns, and when they do, that’s when a pupil has to stand up for themselves, become the new hero, and keep the legend in sync.

Unfortunately, some legends die, others strive, but the legend of Majestic Man is a different story.”

- Beck