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Tasaloo Chronicles: The Beginning

Tasaloo Chronicles: The Beginning

Author: TyRek Edwards
ASIN: B07XJ84J83

The beautiful land of Tasaloo, home of the Tasoolian race, is a vast island filled with many wonders, and used to be a place that knew peace. The Tasoolians were a kind civilization of people who wielded the ability to transform into animals. Once they were transformed, they were twice as large, fast and strong compared to any normal animal, but despite having that ability, the Tasoolians faced grave danger. That danger was none other than the self-proclaimed King of Tasaloo, Zubelon. This merciless man has decimated a vast number of the Tasoolians in search of ultimate power that can only be granted to him by special crystals, known throughout Tasaloo as the Saconnai Crystals, and as a consequence for denying him the crystals, Zubelon enslaved a great number of Tasoolians who had not yet unlocked their animal forms while those who were able to transform were killed without hesitation. Many of the Tasoolian Villages had fallen during Zubelon’s takeover, and none were able to stand against the cruel tyrant because of the unstoppable robotic army he created. Countless lives were lost, and more and more bodies were added to the number of deaths as time passed on. Despite the amount of innocents dying, the Tasoolians still push back with what little numbers they have remaining. Will the Tasoolians be able to fend off this massive threat, or will they all end up under the rule of this cruel tyrant and be eradicated overtime?

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A young man, who had passed out from exhaustion, was taken out of the dark caverns by two robots, and was dragged towards the palace of King Zubelon. The other Tasoolians didn’t look, in fear of their own lives, and only continued searching for where any of the Saconnai Crystals could be. It was not long before the robots reached Zubelon’s throne room where the tyrant sat in darkness. The only light that could be seen was the red, mechanical eyes of the ruler.

When the man came to, he knew exactly where he was, and already went into a state of panic. His heart raced more than a thousand miles as he couldn’t even control his own breathing. However, Zubelon kept a calm demeanor as he calmly shushed the panicking man.

“There is no need to fret,” the tyrant said in a calm, almost soothing voice. “Tell me, why is it that you have been brought to me?”

“Pl-Please, don’t k-kill me,” the man nearly yelled as beads of sweat formed along with tears of fear. “I-I pr-promise I’ll g-get back to work!”

“Shhh, it’s okay. There is no need for panicking. Simply tell me why you are present before me, and all will be well.”

“Pl-Please f-forgive m-me. I-I was busy w-working u-until e-everything went bl-black all of a sudden.”

“Ah, is that so? You lost consciousness due to exhaustion, is what happened. I have the perfect remedy to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again. You must sleep.”

“I-I get to sleep? Th-Thank you, Zubelon! I promise you that–” Before the man could finish his sentence, a laser beam was shot and pierced through the Tasoolian’s right shoulder, causing him to scream in pain as he fell to his back. Zubelon sat there, staring at the injured man and watching him cringe in pain. Before the man knew it, another laser beam had pierced through his other shoulder, making him scream in agony once more.Then, with the snap of Zubelon’s fingers, the robots grabbed the Tasoolian by his legs, and proceeded to engage in a game of tug of war with him. Once they began to split him apart, the screams of the slave filled the ears of those around, but it all came to a stop when he was completely split into two halves…

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