The Riddles of the phoenixes series.

Through the eyes of the Dark phoenixes.

(The first book starts in achatina and continues in abc order and then the second and third follow it)

Prologue: À brief history of the phoenix kingdoms.

A long long time ago there was one phoenix kingdom. Ruled by King Arthum and Queen Lily. They had five children all with different abilities. The phoenixes were a secret kingdom that protected the world from threats seeking to destroy the universe. They passed down medallions with special powers that were made from implants and elements so that the children were protected. These medallions also granted them several lives, which was a blessing and a curse. All was well. Until the children of Arthum and Ivy got older and began to fight about who would have the throne. They didn’t know! And frankly neither did their parents. The fights grew until finally Arthum and Lily decided to split the kingdom. Each child got a kingdom. And then there were five kingdoms. Fire or Red phoenixes, the Dark phoenixes, Lightning phoenixes,Shadow phoenixes, and Rain Forest phoenixes. Prince Edmund ruled the Shadow. And Princess Ivy ruled the Rain Forest. Princess Eliane ruled Fire or red. Princess Nora ruled the Dark. Prince Xavier ruled the lightning. Fire or the Red phoenixes controled fire. The Dark phoenixes could bring people back from the dead but they refused to because they knew it was wrong. The Lightning phoenixes controlled the weather. The Shadow phoenixes could control shadows and usually the rightful heir to the throne inherited shadow powers. The Rain Forest phoenixes could manipulate plant growth. They built a giant forest for them to live in. The kingdoms lived in peace and harmony for many years until one day. One day a man named Tom destroyed the Shadow phoenixes kingdom. He killed the king and queen, his own parents, and then hunted down the last living heir besides himself. But he didn’t stop there. Tom started trying to destroy all the other kingdoms so that he could rule them and the world. And that leads us to the predicament we are in today…

-SunnyFox57