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Eternal Knott: Forged
Forged
About Induma
There are many creatures on this planet that is much like earth, it was made according to their belief by Evangeline-the Angel of redemption. Moriane was born on Evangeline's star but was banished for her bloodthirsty nature—Tarn the Demon of the underworld is much like we would see Hades but a little different—he has compassion. Anyway, Induma has one sun (the Great Star) and two moons (the Arrents). The normal Stars they call Tears of the Angel or simply Orbs of light, Sparks from the Life-bringer (the sun). At night in the summer, sometimes (but only if there are no Arrents), the Plants' flowers will glow, sand, patterns on certain animals and such will shine—it's kind of like camouflage. Induma is Destined to fall right before the angel is healed and returns home. What survives her wrath and retribution will be led by her healer in the second book. The healer is Arikka, the daughter of Elysiums' king Matyus and Tartaroos' queen Lyndsey, but the child is illegitimate and her mom tried to kill her—later Jaysen adopts her. For more, read the book.
About Jaysen
He has cobalt blue eyes that are shot through with slightly tarnished silver. He is a knight and message bearer to both kingdoms—his heart belongs to his wife Marria, pronounced Mariah. He is about 5'7" and weighs roughly 135 lbs. He has a generous mouth, chiseled features, and usually has a 5 o'clock shadow. He is loyal to Tararoo and King Rodryc, he despises Elysium and King Matyus, has pity on Queen Shyloe, and kills Queen Lyndsey. He adopts children and helps many others, but he usually does not keep the children he finds. His parents died of some illness when he was young, and he was raised by the Klyne, so he is a little detached and has a raw undertone. He doesn't really like the Angel Moriane but loves Her Consort Tarn. Jaysen's true name is Mitah, while the name most know him as is Knight Jaysen Night or simply Messenger. The knight likes helping, and his greatest fear is that he will not make a difference in the world he so loves. Jaysen is...loyal only to those he really loves. He is human to a fault, a telepath, and a self-healer; he also can heal others. His blood creates roses (colored by his emotions, thoughts, or whim) in the great-stars' (the suns) light. The light is also the only way he can heal himself or others. Occasionally, he cannot heal himself, and usually will not heal others especially if he has been sick, injured recently, or suspects himself of being poisoned because his blood transfers the poison or illness—and it also hurts. Jaysen can kill without feeling until he is by himself or trying to sleep. The Pulkan (vampires, lycans, etc., as well as gifted humans, etc.) have a special interest in him because he is supposed to raise a child who is too heal Moriane (the angel) and send her back to her domain with Tarn, returning a different creature to look after the remnants of the inhabitants of Induma. (I hope you fall in love with him, I did...)
