Introduction and Chapter 1 of Children of the Immortals: Feathers and Scales.
An imperial wedding.
About this creation
Please be sure to click on the pages to read them! The text can be small in the preview images!
NOTICE TO ALL READERS:
This MOC story is purely a work of fiction, based entirely on our imagination. Nothing was copied or re-used from other sources (ask about the name kohan and Ill explain). It is a fantasy story, and while realistic is NOT meant to be historical at all. It features some occasional language (although nothing too extraordinary) and frequent blood/gore (in lego form, obviously). The story can also be intense and dark at times, so READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Also, because it is meant to be highly realistic, the lines between good and evil may be blurry sometimes, and thus some of the subtext and undertones may be difficult for very young readers to grasp. The tone is very much inspired by the Song of Ice and Fire series by George RR Martin, The Elder Scrolls videogames, the videogame Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns, and the Chronicles of the Dread Empire by Dave Cook.
All this being said, we can only forewarn the reader so much. So, comments bashing the A: historical accuracy, B: morality, or C: thematic (emotional/spiritual) content are not appreciated. Please do not post on these subjects. We treat all posters with respect, but will delete any comments that we feel consistently disregard our content requests.
However, comments critiquing builds, story usage, characters, etc�are all very much appreciated! Please let us know if there are characters/places/buildings/etc you love or hate, and if theres anything youd like us to do in future chapters or avoid altogether. Were especially interested in anyone who finds gaps in the story, or places where a character does something out-of-character, or things like that, let us know as soon as you find anything so we can fix it in upcoming chapters!
And please enjoy the story! :-)


































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February 4, 2012 |
Quoting Medieval Guy
Very neat story! My only complaint is the picture size. It makes the text difficult to read. Also, to get your story noticed a bit more, I'd suggest joining groups, such as this one: http://www.mocpages.com/group.php/19498
It's specifically for story MOCs.
Thanks! Its still ongoing of course. What do you mean picture size? You mean on the main page? Because the images are full-screen if you click on them. But yeah, the text is small if you dont zoom-in...Im not sure how to fix that...this is my first post so...if you have any suggestions let me know! :-)
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February 4, 2012 |
Very neat story! My only complaint is the picture size. It makes the text difficult to read. Also, to get your story noticed a bit more, I'd suggest joining groups, such as this one: http://www.mocpages.com/group.php/19498
It's specifically for story MOCs. |
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