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What is As Possibility Falls From Grace
Lisez le roman As Possibility Falls From Grace écrit par l'auteur CruelConstallation publié sur WebNovel. Daren Oradil was the famed and loved first-born prince of the fifth realm of the fourteen realms of Possibility, Grace. Grace was peaceful and wondrous, but there's a reason it's part of Possibility. ...
Daren Oradil was the famed and loved first-born prince of the fifth realm of the fourteen realms of Possibility, Grace. Grace was peaceful and wondrous, but there's a reason it's part of Possibility. The fourteen realms of Possibility are as follows: The first realm of strength, Brawn. The second realm of breath, Air. The third realm of agriculture, Lawn. The fourth realm of law, Promise. The fifth realm of peace, Grace. The sixth realm of battle, Blade. The seventh realm of harm, Injury. The eighth realm of knowledge, Brain. The ninth realm of healing, Doctor. The tenth realm of ignorance, Space. The eleventh realm of time, Hour. The twelfth realm of death, War. The thirteenth realm of kindness, Amity. And the fourteenth realm of All, Possibility. As the twelfth realm War attacked, and all the realms began to fall, Daren had to venture through the remains of the realms of Possibility to find the only person who could help him. The princesses of Possibility. Anya, Trica, and Samana. If Daren and the princesses of Possibility couldn't defeat War, all hope was lost for Possibility. It was going to crumble, crumble and fall. --- "Possibility rules over All, but what if Possibility fell from Grace and was stabbed by the Blade? What if the Injury was so bad, the Doctor couldn't help him and the Air was leaving his lungs? What if the Promise he made was not fulfilled, and the Amity and the Space he gave and got was not enough to save him? And as the Hour moved on, without his consent, his Brawn and his Brain failed him. And as the Hour kept going, his Lawn dried up and the grasses died. Soon, all that was left to help him was gone. The only thing he could do, was embrace Death. And leave only War in his wake."
