
The Crown of Glass
By Glamrock Ballora

10 Aug, 2023

In a distant kingdom, where precious gems shone and brave warriors thrived, there stood a special throne. It wasn't an ordinary throne; it was the Throne of Glass, renowned for its unique magic. Children from all over the realm marveled at its beauty and secrets.

Crafted from the purest quartz, the throne emitted a glow visible from miles away. It was said that only the strongest and purest of heart could sit on it without being touched by its radiant power. Curious children wondered about its enchanted tales.

The kingdom was led by the kind King Eldon, a wise and just ruler. However, he was aging rapidly, and there were many who wished to claim the Throne of Glass. The wicked sorcerer, Moros, was one of them.

Moros had an insatiable thirst for power and would hesitate at nothing to take the throne. His dark magic had already instilled fear among the people. However, the Throne of Glass could only be claimed in a duel, and no sorcery was allowed.

Elsewhere in the kingdom lived a humble shepherd boy named Taren. He was loyal, brave, and kind, known for his unique ability to communicate with animals. Taren yearned for peace and was troubled by Moros's plans.

One morning, a little bird arrived at Taren's side with a message from King Eldon. The king had heard about Taren's bravery and natural talents. He invited Taren to the castle to train and prepare for a duel against Moros.

With a heart full of courage, Taren bid farewell to his animal friends and started his journey towards the castle. He knew it wouldn't be simple, but the idea of peace kept him determined.

King Eldon welcomed Taren with a warm smile and introduced him to the kingdom's finest warriors. Together, they trained tirelessly, learning the art of combat and discovering their own abilities.

Taren's transformation amazed everyone. From a humble shepherd boy, he had become a skilled warrior. His kind heart remained steadfast, and his dedication never wavered. He was ready for the duel.

The day of the duel had finally arrived. The entire kingdom gathered to witness the battle between good and evil. Moros, with his dark aura, and Taren, the beacon of hope, stood on opposite sides of the arena.

The battle was thrilling. Moros was strong, but Taren was nimble and clever. He used his training wisely, dodging Moros's attacks and landing his own strikes.

Suddenly, Moros lunged forward with a powerful strike. It was faster than anything Taren had witnessed before. He was thrown back, injured, but he didn't give up.

Taren rose to his feet, driven by the cheers of the kingdom's people. He remembered the peace he yearned for, the king's trust, and his promise to his animal friends.

With newfound strength, Taren deflected Moros's next attack and struck back with all his might. He knocked the sorcerer off his feet, and the crowds erupted in joy. Taren had won the duel.

King Eldon, smiling with pride, led Taren to the Throne of Glass. As Taren took his place on the radiant throne, he was not scorched. Instead, the throne glowed even brighter, accepting its new ruler.

The kingdom celebrated their new king with jubilation. Peace was restored, and the people admired their humble, brave, and kind ruler. The Throne of Glass had found its rightful king in Taren.

As the days passed, King Taren ruled with wisdom and justice, just as King Eldon had. The kingdom thrived, and the people were happy. The era of the Glass Throne was certainly deserving of its many tales.

Taren's story spread across lands, inspiring many to be brave, kind, and true. It was a reminder that power didn't make a king, but a kind heart and a noble spirit did.

The Throne of Glass continues to shine brightly, a symbol of hope and peace. It stands as a testament to a humble shepherd boy who became a king, not by seeking power, but by being true to his heart.

Now, whenever the throne glows in the distance, people are reminded of King Taren's bravery, his kindness, and his journey from being a shepherd to the ruler of a kingdom. The Throne of Glass, indeed, found its perfect king.