The Complete Four Worlds Series
An Epic Fantasy Saga: Books 1-4
Angela J. Ford
Contents
Also by Angela J. Ford
Map of the Western World
The Five Warriors
Part I
Prologue
1. The Escape
2. A Trail Of Light
3. The Eka Fighting Camp
4. Zikes
5. An Unexpected Duel
6. News From The Other Side
7. Relationships Of The Past
8. The Five Come Together
9. Words On Parchment
10. Transformation
11. The First Of Many
12. Aftermath
13. The Gifts Of Tincire
14. An Ancient Power
15. The Clyear
16. Zikeland
17. Starman’s Homecoming
18. A New Force
19. Starman’s Choice
20. Wiltieders
21. The Afrd Mounts
22. Srackt The Wise
23. A Report
24. Purple Eyes
25. Mermis
26. Mist And Feathers
27. An Audience With A King
Part II
28. The Dejewla Sea
29. The Fall Of The Order Of The Wise
30. The Other Side
31. Enemy Territory
32. Orders
33. The Tower
34. Ambushed
35. The Time Continuum
36. Into The Forest
37. Dreams Of The Future
38. A Mistake
39. Shilmi
40. Where The Wind Blows
41. The Esife Peaks
42. The Slutan Tunnels
43. Into The Deep
44. Voices Of The Night
45. Time
46. A Taste Of Trouble
47. Where The Sorns Work
48. The Crossroads
49. Crinte The Wise
50. The Broken Bridge
51. The Horn Of Shilmi
52. The Great Water Hole
53. Battle For The World
54. Sarhorr The Ruler
55. The Beginning Of The End
Epilogue
The Blended Ones
Words on Parchment
Map of the Eastern World
Prologue
1. An Unusual Death
2. Truth
3. Winter’s Orison
4. Fear
5. Nightmares
6. Midnight Conversation
7. The Keeper
8. The Voices
9. Secrets
10. A Message
11. Father
12. Nungus Des-Lista
13. Grandmother
14. Memories
15. Treasure
16. Round Up
17. A Colorful Parade
18. The Incense Room
19. The Dezzi
20. Cuthan
21. Forebodings
22. Shadows
23. Attack
24. The Jeweled Sword
25. Beware
26. Blended Ones
27. Dancing Lights
28. The Herb Garden
29. Bad Luck
30. Guilt
31. The Riders of Phillondorn
32. The Edge of the World
33. Division in the Ranks
34. Wind Fresh
35. The Castle of the Lost Ones
36. The Jeweled Ones
37. Perspective
38. The Stone
39. Pharengon
40. Questions
41. Tharmaren the Wise
42. Parting
43. Words on a Scroll
44. Shipwrecked
45. The Island
46. Contres
47. Broken
48. Nothing Left to Lose
49. The North Forests
50. Midlands
51. The Havens
52. Monsters in the Forest
53. Hidden in Shadows
54. Love
55. The Lady of the Forest
56. Sorcery
57. Quicksand
58. Marshswamps
59. Murwumps
60. The Underworld
61. Knowledge
62. Visions
63. Tears
64. Pain
65. The Ruler
66. Healing
67. Mermi Glade
68. Words
69. Rulers of Wind Fresh
70. The South World
Eliesmore and the Green Stone
Map of the South World I
Map of the South World II
1. Sarhorr
2. Myran
3. Eliesmore
4. Eliesmore
5. Eliesmore
6. Ellagine
7. Glashar
8. Arldrine
9. Optimistic
10. Eliesmore
11. Eliesmore
12. Optimistic
13. Eliesmore
14. Sarhorr
15. Eliesmore
16. Eliesmore
17. Eliesmore
18. Eliesmore
19. Eliesmore
20. Eliesmore
21. Eliesmore
22. Ellagine
23. Eliesmore
24. Eliesmore
25. Sarhorr
26. Eliesmore
27. Dathiem
28. Eliesmore
29. Arldrine
30. Eliesmore
31. Eliesmore
32. Eliesmore
33. Glashar
34. Eliesmore
35. Eliesmore
36. Zhane
37. Sarhorr
38. Eliesmore
39. Dathiem
40. Arldrine
41. Eliesmore
42. Eliesmore
43. Eliesmore
44. Glashar
45. Eliesmore
46. Wekin
47. Eliesmore
48. Arldrine
49. Zhane
50. Eliesmore
51. Zhane
52. Sarhorr
53. Ellagine
54. Arldrine
55. Dathiem
56. Eliesmore
57. Eliesmore
58. Sarhorr
59. Eliesmore
60. Glashar
61. Eliesmore
62. Arldrine
63. Eliesmore
64. Eliesmore
65. Eliesmore
66. Sarhorr
67. Eliesmore
68. Eliesmore
69. Dathiem
70. Eliesmore
71. Arldrine
72. Zhane
73. Zhane
74. Dathiem
75. Eliesmore
76. Sarhorr
77. Eliesmore
78. Zhane
79. Glashar
80. Eliesmore
Eliesmore and the Jeweled Sword
Long May You Live
1. Legone
2. Eliesmore
3. Zhane
4. Ellagine
5. Eliesmore
6. Optimistic
7. Eliesmore
8. Zhane
9. Ellagine
10. Idrithar
11. Visra
12. Sarhorr
13. Idrithar
14. Arldrine
15. Eliesmore
16. Sarhorr
17. Eliesmore
18. Eliesmore
19. Arldrine
20. Zhane
21. Arldrine
22. Zhane
23.
Eliesmore
24. Zhane
25. Yamier
26. Arldrine
27. Eliesmore
28. Idrithar
29. Sarphimm
30. Idrithar
31. Eliesmore
32. Sarhorr
33. Eliesmore
34. Sarhorr
35. Eliesmore
36. Eliesmore
37. Idrithar
38. Arldrine
39. Wekin
40. Arldrine
41. Eliesmore
42. Ellagine
43. Sarhorr
44. Ellagine
45. Glashar
46. Ellagine
47. Visra
48. Eliesmore
49. Eliesmore
50. Eliesmore
52. Ellagine
53. Eliesmore
54. Idrithar
55. Eliesmore
56. Eliesmore
57. Arldrine
58. Optimistic
59. Eliesmore
60. Eliesmore
61. Eliesmore
62. Indonesia
63. Idrithar
64. Eliesmore
65. Zhane
66. Eliesmore
67. Zhane
68. Eliesmore
69. Eliesmore
70. Arldrine
71. Eliesmore
72. Arldrine
73. Zhane
74. Eliesmore
75. Arldrine
76. Eliesmore
77. Eliesmore
78. Idrithar
79. Wekin
80. Visra
81. Idrithar
82. Wekin
83. Visra
84. Eliesmore
85. Wekin
86. Wekin
87. Arldrine
88. Eliesmore
89. Eliesmore
90. Eliesmore
91. Eliesmore
92. Eliesmore
93. Eliesmore
94. Wekin
95. Eliesmore
96. Eliesmore
97. Eliesmore
98. Eliesmore
99. Idrithar
100. Eliesmore
101. Ellagine
102. Shalidir
103. Eliesmore
104. Afterward
Thank You
Acknowledgments
Also by Angela J. Ford
Recommended Epic Fantasy Books
About the Author
Copyright © 2018 Angela J. Ford
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The Five Warriors
The Four Worlds Series Book One
Part I
Prologue
“Are there beings with the ability to shift forms?” he asked.
She reached out a hand to caress his serious face and laughed lightly. “Why would you ask me that?”
“Tell me, would I know if I saw one?”
“You are serious.” She stood, letting the moonlight filter through the waves of her waist-length hair. “Changers are old beings from the beginning of time, the last scraps of the creator’s spark which formed this World. You would be unlikely to meet one, for they are above us; too distinguished to flirt with the people groups, and too haughty to lower themselves to live with the immortals.” Her long fingers rested on the balcony, gripping it tightly as she continued. “If you ever met one it would be unexplainable. They have two forms which makes them indestructible. One is physical and another is spirit.”
“Would you know if you met a Changer?” he pressed. “Are they dangerous?”
She laughed again, her voice rippling gently through the air like the tinkling of silver bells on a crisp night. “Dangerous? There are no creatures in the World more powerful or dangerous.”
“What if I met a Changer? What should I do?”
She turned back to him, bending to take his face in her hands. Her intense gaze met his questioning eyes. “Run as fast as you can, and never stop.”
1
The Escape
A shadow moved in the unceasing midnight blackness. Marklus tensed, then shifted on the grimy stone floor of his ghastly prison cell. Shivering from the bone wearing chill, he rubbed his hands over his thin shoulders and again recalled the hastily inked words that had started it all. The plan had never been to arrive at the northern side of the sea, lost and naïve, stumbling straight into a trap cleverly laid out for him. When the armed guards ambushed him in the decaying, hazy forest of Slutan and dragged him, lively and struggling, to prison, he’d known interrogation and torture were next. Stripped of his weapons and thrown into the blinding darkness of a deep cell, his screams and cries were left woefully unanswered. It seemed there was no reason for his imprisonment, waiting for fear and hunger to drive him mad. If they ever came for him, and even that seemed a bleak wish, he would be broken, ready to give in to their demands. Anything was better than the endless monotony of drifting time while the lack of light and warmth and the stench of death threatened to strip his sanity from him piece by lowly piece.