Chapter One...

     Shage (The one who touches softly and multiplying much), had looked everywhere, he was no where to be found so far. She listened for Hobah,(The one who loves, treasures friendship and keeps secrets), her dear friend and confident. He would have news.

     She had been searching nearly a millennium and yet Jarib, (The one who fights, chides, avenges and multiplying much), was hidden without a trace. Her true love and match in all things had been taken from her.

     Shage, had turned away from Aram,(The one who deceives), the demon lord of darkness. And in retaliation, his demon servant was summoned. Rabmag had been sent to earth, from the depths of blackness, to destroy the multiplying.

     Shage and Jarib watched over the multiplying and ensured peace. When Jarib sensed Rabmag, a horrific battle ensued, lasting many days. The demon servant was defeated, yet Jarib’s victory was short-lived as returned to the time of light.

     Aram’s fury was revealed with a dark curse. Aram sent Jarib through time and space, at the speed of light, using dark magic. Aram vowed to keep the two lovers apart for all time

     Shage was not able to follow as she completed the multiplying ceremony. Heartbroken, she sat atop the mountains, looking far into the distance. Her entire essence calling out and sensing only silence.

     The two had been connected by a blue, electrical current. Through pure magic which had been created when their love had united. But that current was now broken.

     Magic was pure but not invincible to evilness that was always hovering close by and controlled by Aram, he was the demon lord of darkness and wielded his power without mercy.

     Shage knew without a doubt, their connection was weakened from the battle with Rabmag and that Jarib was not strong enough to withstand the magnitude of Aram’s wrath.

     The curse had taken hold before pureness could prevent the suffocating blackness from wrapping itself around Jarib like a cloak. Whisking him away from her forever, or so it seemed...