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The Godless Land
- Narrated by: Matt Weight
- Length: 26 mins
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The Godless Land
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Publisher's Summary
"The land of Molkoro once had a god, a mighty panther god," the sailor said. "At the time the ettins arrived from beyond the sea in their black-sailed ships, the people of the jungle worshiped the great Jhub-El. He was a mighty god, but he had one weakness: trust."
Pietro, a young man, has never killed: something rare for the corrupt city of Peregoth and totally alien to the tropics of Molkoro, where circumstances will soon take him. In the sweltering jungle, his purity has become a commodity to the ettin invaders and their lord, the dark Vexor.
But how long can his innocence last in a godless land?
A short story of approximately 3,500 words.
©2011 Andrew James Cooper (P)2013 Realms of Varda
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