Novels by Zaid Jr

The day Richard vanished while fleeing from the three bullies.Maddison ran frantically, searching for Richard's mother. Her heart pounded with fear, a fear far greater than Richard's. As she dashed through the streets, she whispered to herself, "I'm just a small girl in this vast world. I can't help him with anything. I hope he can escape and hide where they can't find him. I'll do anything to help him. He's such a sweet and kind person, and I know he'd do whatever he could to help me if our roles were reversed. But it is what it is. I have to find his mother and see what we can do."These thoughts churned within her, and in that moment of desperate hope and resolve, Maddison unknowingly unlocked her latent magical powers. This was the secret the Grey Scorpion had kept from her, constantly trying to keep her broken and unaware of her true potential. Little did she know that her newfound abilities would aid Richard in ways she could never have imagined.Two weeks after Richard disappe

Tasar and Varhir stood, uncertain who this man was or which group of outlaws surrounded them. After four days of travel, they believed their journey would proceed smoothly. Yet, here they were, facing their first major obstacle. Scarblade, his face set in a mask of hatred, turned to the group leader. "It's been more than 10 years, you cunt," he spat. "I didn't want to believe the rumors that you were dead after that Nightwalker scratched you. But now, Colton Blankley, I'm more than happy to see you alive with your stupid group. I want to be the one to kill you, not someone or something else." As Scarblade spoke his name, Tasar and Varhir's eyes widened. They realized the gravity of the situation, facing such a notorious person and his group, The Viper Reapers. With small, cautious steps, Tasar tried to make a move, but one of the outlaws struck him on the head, knocking him out. Varhir and Scarblade suffered the same fate. Scarblade, resisting the longest, t

Richard, after listening to everything the Green Spirit had to say, spoke up. "I knew you weren't as guilty as they made you out to be. This realm is full of evil and monsters, all fixated on capturing you. Why not confront those mages and wipe them out? You elves concern yourselves with trivial matters, ignoring what truly matters. When I first met the Green Spirit, he seemed full of spite, but I later discovered he wasn't what he appeared to be." As he finished speaking, the Green Spirit unfroze Tasar and the dwarf. The dwarf prince was the first to react, exclaiming, "We need to leave this place immediately, or at least make him leave. Let him face the punishment of the Phantom Sentinels alone." He opened the door and tried to pull Richard out. Tasar, however, was quiet. He stopped the dwarf prince and, thinking aloud, said, "If what you say is true, and let's assume I believe you, why didn't you report to Volsa's Castle as soon as you saw the mages at Glaucter fortre

One day before the royal elves departed toward the Corby's group, Tasar entered the room where Richard was still sleeping and sat down, waiting for him to wake up. After a few hours, Richard woke up, startled by Tasar's fixed gaze. Tasar stood up, walked to the door, and closed it, saying, "Good morning. I hope you got a good rest. I want to praise your performance in The Forgegate Showdown, but I'm sorry to tell you this. Tomorrow, you will be escorted to Volsa's Castle because one of our idiot guards overheard the dwarf prince and me talking about you and, of course, The Green Spirit. The dwarf prince was shocked and angry that his voice was heard by the nearest guards." Richard stood up from his bed and walked toward a nearby chair to sit down. "This is unfair, Tasar," he said. "You promised that you would help me, and now I might die along with The Green Spirit. I do not believe that it's my fault that all this happened. Being escorted to a place where everyone hates this Spirit,

Grey Scorpion argued, "It's not my fault; you're the one who said to let him have some fun, right? And I did try to trick him into killing the boy, but he turned out to be much smarter than I thought." The man he was speaking with stood up and walked over to Grey Scorpion, saying, "This is the last time I'm telling you to go and capture that Green Spirit." With that, he opened a gate, and Grey Scorpion headed towards it. An old mage entered the room and said, "Our boss, Tesior, we found the Green Spirit. He's headed to Huydale's castle with some elves." Tesior replied, "Great! Since there's a battle happening there, we'll join in. Send 200 mages to ambush him in the Silvershade Mirage's Forest, and have 10 mages spread out around the castle to stop him if he tries to run. And if the elves try to protect him, take them out. I want that Green Spirit brought back to me alive."5 days earlier "Are you planning to kill me?" Richard inquired, his voice tinged with apprehension.

After three days, Richard was still in the hospital. Some strangers had found him unconscious in the middle of the street. When he finally woke up after a long sleep, he found his mother standing beside him. As soon as she noticed he was awake, she exclaimed, "Doctor, he woke up! Darling, what happened to you? I was so worried!" With a scared voice, Richard asked, "You found me in the cave, right?" Jean, noticing his frightened tone, replied, "A cave? There are no caves in Nevada. Are you okay, son? Some people saw you on the street and called the police." Richard shook his head, trying to make sense of it all. "It's okay. I think that was just a dream. But the nurses didn’t see the wound on my shoulder because I didn’t see any bandage on it!" Jean looked him over, saying, "Let me see." She examined both his shoulders and found nothing. "There is no wound anywhere, darling! I think you have to rest after the doctor checks on you." The doctor soon ca