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La montagne des ténèbres
- La libération de Kalanos
- Narrated by: Chloé Mahy
- Length: 2 hrs and 12 mins
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La montagne des ténèbres
Narrated by:
Chloé Mahy
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Publisher's Summary
Taranos, l'arrière-grand-père de Taranis a fui la terre avec plusieurs scientifiques et ils se sont installés à Vilos, une exo planète. Mais avec le temps Vilos n'a pas réussi à perpétuer les idéaux de son fondateur. Seule une petite île, Kalanos, habitée par des elfes, des nains et des sorcières a conservé les valeurs chères à Taranos.
Cependant Kalanos est en danger attaquée par Fercilu, le terrible magicien. Taranis et son ami Ukko en vacancesà Kalanos sont faits prisonniers par Fercilu dans la montagne des Ténèbres.
Toutefois rien n'arrête les deux enfants, et avec eux, Fercilu se risque à quelques surprises.
©2019 Anny Blaise (P)2021 ABS-Multimédias
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