Author's Note:
This is the next section of the story. We're actually going in order here at the moment, so this picks up exactly where the last two entires left off.

Author's Note:
This posting is taken from three sections of the book, from Loriel's Point-of-View. They take place over three different periods of time.

Author's Note:
This scene takes place immediately following the opening scene. If you have not already read the opening scene, you may want to scroll down and tackle that one first.

 

Author's Note:
The following scenes occur early in our story while the young Osirin Twins are in Khera-Ha making a name for themselves in the Courts of Hera-Ra.

Author's Note:
This scene takes place early in the Novel during Sophie's first day on the job. She has just arrived in California and we find her at the beginning of her new life.

           

Author's Note:
This scene takes place in the middle of the story. Loriel has been driven from the Temple Grounds by a vicious attack and has found herself wandering the woods. She runs across a stranger who is willing to help her get to safety.  
           

When I started this story, I had a clear idea of the message I wanted to send, and the key activities I wanted to occur, but did not know exactly how to go about the "History" and the "Back Plot" to bring this into proper creation. So, I used a scenario that was adequet but didnt feel "right". I believe I have finally had the vision I needed to set this story into its proper motion. This is the new beginning, the start of the new Preface, where we will see the true nature of the story beginning to unfold. I have no idea where we're going to go from here, but it looks like this is going to be quite the adventure!
*Anne

Pronounciation Guide
Vowels are pronounced the same as in spanish (latin based languages)
A = ah, like in "father", E = eh, I = ee, like in "reed", O = oh, U = oo, like in "school"

Oannu = "oh-ah-new"
Sah-Deo = "saw-day-oh"
Sah-Endra = "saw-end-raw"
Sah-Belle = "saw-bell"
Sah-Brena = "saw-breh-naw"
Sah-Vana = "saw-vah-naw"
Sah-Mon = "saw-moan"
Sah-Hra = "saw-hoorah" with a hard emphases in the Heh sound of the H, like "saw-HEH-raw"

Author's Note:
This is literally the opening scene of the book. A good place to start when reading anything to do with "Seven".