Fauldon's Dream And The Karier Of The Task by EnochEnns at Inkitt

Summary

Join Mr Fauldon as he traverses one of the most bizarre realms imagined and discovers its significance yet to be fulfilled in the Grand Series. Mr Fauldon has long been wandering the streets of a bustling city in need of adventure and a new spark in his life--and what he stumbles upon will answer that call. Join Mr Fauldon in an adventure of a lifetime as he is swept into a new realm, where everything defies the limits of what his imagination once thought. Once jobless, he is now tasked as a carrier of a precious stone amidst a fragile realm. But will he be able to see through all the questions flaunting his mind? Will he be misguided by the ancient Shrooblin goblins or the ravaged thief? Does he have what it takes to make it through Hygh Pass and the Rhino Beetles as large and small as ants and leopards?

Genre: Fantasy/Adventure

Author: EnochEnns

Status: Complete

Chapters: 21

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 13+

Chapter 1: Heed These Words

For those who wished rather a sequel, I heed you to not take for granted the significance of the story herein. This is a door to that Grand Hall that bears much weight and meaning in that which is to come. To those that this is the first: welcome. Welcome to the Realm of Euphora and its inhabitants. May your attention be swept into an adventure so refreshing, so imaginative, that you rediscover the youth of your mind and the creativity it retains.

I could not have done this without you, Alaina—my wife and greatest companion. Your support was unwavering as you corrected far more mistakes than I would like to admit in my perfectly flawed writing. And to you, Abram—my son—I am joyed to raise you in a household filled with imagination and adventure. May you come to love these stories as I have loved reading them to you. May you renew my youthful mind and laugh and join in an endless adventure of the mind’s limitless imagination. For I publish this for you to enjoy.

For you to read one day.

And to you, my reader, I solemnly welcome your eyes and mind to read further, deeper, and in the richness of that which is to unfold before you and within your very mind.