Falen Auro

Existence isn't really living, is it? If one is made to dwell in a single space, never learning a thing, is it life?

Selnis, a child of thirteen years, was within this miserable condition. Never leaving. Only stretching his legs to clean and nothing more. With his left eye and mouth bound shut, he was unable to experience much sensation. With his body strapped to a chair, he was unable to leave.

But his binds break with the appearance of Fallenorrow, a dragon who despaired over her kin who wouldn't hatch.

Eleven years later, a man named Falen and a youthful dragon, Orolo, are traversing a forest. They've got a goal in mind. It's one of revenge and complete despair, though it weighs on Falen's lone shoulders. For Orolo, the goal is simply something that's ruining his human brother.

How does Falen relate to Selnis?

Why would Falen be so driven by revenge? Who's it for?

Will Orolo be able to handle Falen's bloodlust?

What is the difference between living and existing?


Awards:

1st in Action in The Wolf Awards
3rd in Fantasy in The Chaos Awards 2
3rd in Action in The Phantom Awards
2nd in Fantasy in The Universe Awards
2nd in Fantasy in The Mystic Awards
Best Writer in The Mystic Awards
4th in Action in The Grand Poe Awards
Honorable Mention in The Chocolate Awards
2nd in Fantasy in The Shooketh Awards
3rd in Fantasy in The Snowflake Awards

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