Next and counter-part to Sylvanis is her rival, Kestrel. Kestrel is the leader of the Druids who believed that civilization should be destroyed and controlled so that nature could be safe. She waged war against the other Druids and lost. She managed to find a way to come back though, and now, in present time, she has awoken and is gathering her forces to wage war again. In Kestrel's mind, what she is doing is just and right and the only way that she can do what she was tasked

I decided I should take some time to introduce those who haven't read, "The Awakening: Part One" yet, the key players... the cast, for lack of a better term. First off, let's introduce one of the Saga's main protagonist. Sylvanis. Sylvanis is the person who is depicted on the cover. She is a druidess from over two millennia ago. She was the leader of a group of druids who believed that nature and civilization could live side by side, with the guidance of the druids. Because o

I have had many people ask me why I have multiple POV in "The Awakening: Part One" so I thought I would take this time to elaborate at how and why I wrote "The Awakening: Part One" the way I did. First, when I came up with the idea of dealing with lycanthropes I was doing a lot with them on my D&D campaign I was DMing. In dungeons and dragons they introduce other lycans besides your usual werewolf that everyone knows and uses. They introduce many of the ones I decided to use