Book of Jenoco

 In a scenario reminiscent of epic tales from the Elder Scrolls and the dramatic twists of Game of Thrones, Luther faces significant setbacks, finding himself left for dead on a battlefield. Separated from his men in a hostile land, he improvises his escape, navigating perilous territories toward safety, much like a character in a gripping narrative crafted by Jenoco Studios or the adventurous universes of Star Wars. The fourth installment of the Russelent Kingdom Stories. 

 The first of the stories of the Russelent Kingdom, we begin with a Game of Thrones like feast with all of the deadly intrigue. Three Kings have fought a civil war and no one is winning. OgDavid, bombastic and crude seems unlikely to make peace with the ascetic elderly King Prinatol. But encouraged by King Elderidge to a shared throne, the men run the range of emotions. If peace is a result, they all may be able to band together to repulse the massive Oushavic raids and invasions. 

 With darkness reminescent of Game of Thrones, bullying Queen Zieo threatens her witless son Terrald with the dungeons, but Terrald has other, improvised, plan, with a piece of green apple. A sneak peak of the beginning of the last Russelent Kingdom installment. 

 After Strafe, the Dark Lord's father dies, no one is certain whether the Emperor is going to appoint Strafe as the new Territorial Governor to follow his father. The Dark Lord takes matters into his own hands and seizes power and massacres the diplomatic delegation from Jenet. Sir Johnahue Chance, head of the delegation faces an impossible deadly choice of his own. The first installment in the Dark Lord of Vancer Storyline. 

 Phealia and Lamage "Democracy comes through an Open Window," is the third installment of the Britlany Storyline. As war looms between the Otly trade federation and the democratic Council of Kings, reminiscent of Game of Thrones and the Elder Scrolls, a climber-boy brings the message of democracy and peace through the window of an irritated Princess. Will they team up to convince her father, King Danix, to give peace and democracy a chance, or will it be fatal for Lamage, the climber-boy? 

 Humaises is abandoned as a boy on the Galderon frontier, his family sold into slavery by the Five Belkon Sheriffs. As he grows to manhood, he swears vengeance, training with a quad bow reminiscent of the epic battles found in 'Game of Thrones', waiting for the day he will confront them and reunite with his family.