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Life after Irayth hasn't been easy. Between the loss of brothers, and preparing for future threats, the dreuslayers struggle to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. But none of that matters when the wicked dreualfar emerge to walk the surface world elsewhere. Thrust into a new land, they find themselves in the middle of a new war with an old enemy. Plagued by decisions past, the dreuslayers must overcome their internal strife and work together to stop the dreualfar once and for all. Only then, can they force the enemy back into the dark and seal their fate as The Order of the Trident!
It's not often you find a fictional story that the author actually lived. Everything from magic, dragons, elves, orcs, and every thing else you'd expect to find in a fantasy story. But let me back up just a moment. Were I to claim that I lived the trials within this book with no other explanation, you'd call me crazy. The details of this story have been skewed slightly, as not every story is worth telling without embellishment. But the majority of the events herein, were experienced by myself, as the author, and many others. We are a part of a LARP, or Live Action Role Playing group in Southwest Missouri. In the game we've faced a great many challenges and obstacles all the while, building our characters lives as if they were our own. Which, in a sense, they are. But you aren't reading this to hear about the many years I spent in this fantasy world. You're here to determine if reading this book is worth your time. I'm a bit biased, but I'd like to say that it is. It's not a prefect book, but it's enjoyable to say the least. When asked what it's about, I typically respond that "it's an epic fantasy about a group of guys drawn together by fate to stop a dark god from taking over their world." But in reality, it's so much more. I built the characters, based on the personalities of the people I've spend so many years of my life around. I included the pain and loss that we sometimes suffered, but also gave the characters life by expressing their sense of humor in the most dire of situations. I made them feel. I made them love. And I made them as real as possible. They may not be the heroes you want. But they're the heroes that will get the job done. The Order of the Trident isn't just a story about a group of warriors. It's a bond created by misfortune and fate. It's a brotherhood, a family that bands together when things get tough. And by reading this story, I hope that you'll feel as much a part of it as the characters within. I can't promise it will be the best thing you've read. But I can promise that you'll laugh, and hopefully cry. As a writer, it's my job to ensure you feel like you're a part of the story and I truly hope I've been able to accomplish that. So please, give it a chance. And if you enjoy reading it, even a fraction as much as I enjoyed writing it, please leave a review so that others can have the chance to experience it for themselves. From the Back Cover: An oily smoke searched the streets of Eldarian, seeping through any opening it could find. Overnight, the population of Dalari disappeared, abandoning infants and elderly alike. Only the strongest would suffice. Forsaking the need for sustenance, they labored ceaselessly, driven by the geas of their master. Upon knee, they bowed before their new king, awakened to the glory of shadow. The Dreualfar turn to complete their next task. Thousands of Dreualfar swarmed upon unsuspecting lands. Entire settlements were left in ruin. A last stand of Dalari and Alfar pushed back, halting their progression. With balance shifted, the Dreualfar are forced underground and sealed away. Generations of men and gods work to right the wrongs. Overtime many forgot the evil trapped beneath their feet. In a new age, the shadow began to rise. From the ashes of death, four warriors become five, a union forged of blood and fire, The Order of the Trident."
This is the Advanced Reader Copy, or A.R.C version of the book. This version has not gone through hard editing and therefore possibly contains grammar, spelling and continuity errors. This will be a limited print. An oily smoke searched the streets of Eldarian, seeping through any opening it could find. Overnight, the population of Dalari disappeared, abandoning infants and elderly alike. Only the strongest would suffice. Forsaking the need for sustenance, they labored ceaselessly, driven by the geas of their master. Upon knee, they bowed before their new king, awakened to the glory of shadow. The Dreualfar turn to complete their next task. Thousands of Dreualfar swarmed upon unsuspecting lands. Entire settlements were left in ruin. A last stand of Dalari and Alfar pushed back, halting their progression. With balance shifted, the Dreualfar are forced underground and sealed away. Generations of men and gods work to right the wrongs. Overtime many forgot the evil trapped beneath their feet. In a new age, the shadow began to rise. From the ashes of death, four warriors become five, a union forged of blood and fire, The Order of the Trident.
Navy SEAL and author of Overcome Jason Redman’s highly-charged account of his combat missions in Iraq and his miraculous recovery from wounds that might have killed him—if it were not for his grit and the devotion of his wife and family Decorated Navy SEAL Lieutenant Jason Redman served his country in Columbia, Peru, Afghanistan and Iraq, where he commanded mobility and assault forces. In western Iraq alone, he conducted over forty capture-kill missions with his men, successfully locating more than 120 Al Qaida insurgents. In September 2007, while leading a mission against a key senior Al Qaida commander, his team was ambushed and he was critically wounded by machine-gun fire at point blank range. During the intense recovery that followed—a years-long process that included 37 surgeries—Redman gained national media attention when he posted a sign on his door at Bethesda Naval Medical Center, warning all who entered not to “feel sorry for my wounds.” Redman’s sign became both a statement and a symbol for wounded warriors everywhere. The Trident is an unforgettable story of one man’s determination to overcome adversity. Redman recounts his story, from his grueling SEAL training to how he found the balance between arrogance and humility all while fighting America’s enemies on far flung battlefields. He speaks candidly of the grit that helped him carry on despite grievous wounds, and of the extraordinary love and devotion of his wife, Erica, and family, without whom he would not have survived. Vivid and powerful, emotionally resonant and illuminating, filled with sixteen pages of photos, The Trident traces the evolution of a modern warrior, husband, and father—a man who has come to embody the never-say-die spirit that defines America’s elite fighting force.
The defeated dreualfar armies have retreated into the underdark catacombs, leaving an unnatural calm to settle on the lands of Dalmoura. But no matter how bright things seem, unimaginable power lurks beneath the surface. Steeped in evil and poised to strike, the dark god, Izaryle discovers the prison has been unlocked. But that doesn't mean the realm is ripe for the taking. Fate can be cruel, and patience is a virtue. If the god is to escape and claim vengeance over his brothers, he must call an unlikely band of heroes to do his bidding. Will the Dreuslayers march headlong into a world of shadow in hopes of crippling the dark god, or will they fall prey to his design? Either way it's a journey that's going to leave them forever changed.
A modern-day Hunt for Red October—an armed nuclear submarine is taken over and must be hunted down before its weapons are launched
Propelled towards the end of the 1990s by accessibility imperative requiring low floor buses both in London and the rest of Britain, Dennis developed a tri axle Trident double decker for Hong Kong and then adapted the design as a two axle version for Britain. Orders came thick and fast between 1999, when the first Tridents for London entered service with Stagecoach and 2006, when the Enviro 400, a combination of its unified body builders, replaced it. In those years over two thousand of the type appeared in London, ordered by Stagecoach, First London, United, Metroline, Metrobus, London General, Blue Triangle, Connex, Armchair, and Hackney Community Transport. The body work was by Alexander ALX400, Plaxton, (Precedent) and East Lancs, to two available lengths, while badging itself progressed although Trans Bus, until this troubled organisation was suspended in 2004 by todays Alexander Dennis. Versatile and personable, the Trident in all its forms lasted two decades in London, the last examples being withdrawn from service in 2020.
Volume nine includes five books published between 2003 and 2009, a set of cards that present the Shambhala warrior slogans, and eighteen articles and interviews, all from 1983 or earlier. The Collected Works of Chögyam Trungpa brings together in ten volumes the writings of one of the first and most influential and inspirational Tibetan teachers to present Buddhism in the West. Organized by theme, the collection includes full-length books as well as articles, seminar transcripts, poems, plays, and interviews, many of which have never before been available in book form. From memoirs of his escape from Chinese-occupied Tibet to insightful discussions of psychology, mind, and meditation; from original verse and calligraphy to the esoteric lore of tantric Buddhism—the impressive range of Trungpa’s vision, talents, and teachings is showcased in this landmark series. Volume Nine contains an extremely diverse group of teachings. It includes both early and later talks, from an article published in 1966 in India to books published in the new millennium to material from a set of cards that present the Shambhala warrior slogans. The subject matter ranges from Zen to dharma art, from Shambhala politics to Vajrayana buddhadharma. The selected writings in this book are articles from before Chögyam Trungpa’s death in 1987 and include two interviews and several previously unpublished pieces.