Novels by SHISHIVAM

Mark and Astrid continued to follow the colossal dragon as it strode through the forest of pine trees. The massive creature's every step reverberated through the ground, and the air around them seemed to vibrate with its presence. As they trailed behind the beast, they exchanged curious glances and whispered conversations."I can't help but wonder who this dragon might be," Astrid mused her eyes fixed on the dragon's majestic form. "It's unlike anything we've encountered before."Mark nodded in agreement, his gaze never leaving the dragon's massive scales. "Yeah, it's strange And it doesn't seem aggressive, which is a relief."Their conversation carried on, speculating about the origins and purpose of the dragon. Astrid suddenly recalled an artwork they had seen at a previous tomb – an intricate depiction of a dragon strikingly similar to the one before them."Wait a minute," she said, her eyes widening with realization. "Remember the dragon carving we saw at the last tomb? The on

As Mark and Astrid set forth on their horse cart towards the next tomb, the atmosphere was tinged with a mix of excitement and apprehension. Mark couldn't help but admire the picturesque scenery around them, but his curiosity was piqued and he couldn't contain his eagerness to learn more about Astrid's mother. The Queen, and her role in the enigmatic Six Trinity."Astrid," Mark began, breaking the silence between them, "I've been thinking about your mother. Ooz mentioned that she is also a part of the Six Trinity. How is that possible?"Astrid's eyes shimmered with a mix of pride and melancholy as she opened up about her mother's past. "My mother, Queen Seraphine, was a powerful and wise ruler. She was beloved by the people, just like my father. But her destiny was intertwined with the Six Trinity because of her extraordinary connection to the elements."Mark leaned in, captivated by the revelation. "Connection to the elements? What do you mean?""A long time ago, there was a gre

Mark and Astrid stood in awe before the colossal door, adorned with intricate carvings depicting the tragic downfall of the cursed kingdom. The maze had tested their strength and bond, leading them to this pivotal moment.Astrid's eyes scanned the carvings, her heart heavy with the weight of the past. "These carvings tell the tale of the kingdom's destruction. It's both haunting and fascinating."Mark nodded, taking in the gravity of the carvings. "It's a reminder of what we're fighting to prevent from happening again."As they explored further, they noticed a small, ornate key lying in front of a beautifully carved dragon. The very one Mark had defeated just moments ago. A playful grin spread across Mark's face as he picked up the key."Hey, Astrid, give it a try. Maybe you can lift it," Mark teased, holding out the key to her.Astrid playfully rolled her eyes, knowing full well what Mark was implying. "Oh, please. I'm not falling for that. It's clear that only you can lift it.

Mark stood before the grand arena, a sense of trepidation settling in his bones. The air crackled with an eerie energy, and the anticipation of facing the king's strongest bodyguard. A fearsome ten-headed dragon, weighed heavily on him.Ooz's voice echoed in his mind, explaining the challenge that lay ahead. "Mark, you must face the ten-headed dragon alone. It's a glitched creature, and only a male can confront it. But beware, its aura will halve your strength!"Mark took a deep breath, steadying himself for what would be his most deadly battle yet. The stakes were high; he had to win to obtain the key to the tomb of the first Trinity king.As he entered the arena, the atmosphere grew thick with tension. The ten-headed dragon emerged, its eyes blazing with an otherworldly fire. Each of its heads snarled and hissed, ready to strike.Mark knew he couldn't hold back. He had to fight with all his might. The dragon's glitched aura was a formidable obstacle, but he couldn't let fear c

The Great Maze loomed before Mark and Astrid, with its twisting paths and mysterious stages. As they advanced, each trial pushed them to their limits, both physically and mentally. Ooz, the mischievous guide, led them through the labyrinth though, he should not be helping them, but his elf-like form darting ahead with excitement.After passing through the eighth stage, Ooz paused before a grand entrance that led to the Labyrinth of Trials. The air crackled with an aura of uncertainty as he turned to Mark and Astrid."Welcome to the Labyrinth of Trials, the penultimate challenge in your quest," Ooz proclaimed, his usual playful demeanor replaced by solemnity.Mark felt a mix of anticipation and nervousness. "What makes this stage so different from the rest?"Astrid's gaze was sharp as she awaited Ooz's response, her strategic mind already calculating potential obstacles.Ooz took a moment before answering, "In the Labyrinth of Trials, you'll be faced with illusions and mind-bending

As Mark stepped forward into the Enchanted Grasslands. the world around him shifted and morphed into a surreal dreamscape.His heart pounded in his chest as he traversed through the illusions that lay ahead.The grassland seemed to come alive, whispering secrets and doubts into his mind.He had to rely on his instincts and self-belief to distinguish reality from illusion.Each step felt like a test of his resolve, and the uncertainty of what lay ahead gnawed at him.Astrid and Ooz watched from a distance, their eyes fixed on Mark's determined figure."He's strong," Astrid murmured, her voice tinged with both admiration and worry.Ooz's mischievous expression softened as he nodded. "Indeed, he is. But this part of the stage is no walk in the park."As Mark delved deeper into the illusions, he faced memories of his past and the doubts that had haunted him.He encountered visions of the people he cared about, challenging him to confront his fears and vulnerabilities.With every trial he