Farewell, My Darling Lua - 1586 Words

-Lua- Prologue --- Lua, my dear Lua. I wish I could be here with you now, but you will never see me again. Do you remember the bad-men I told you about? Once you have read this letter, they will have killed me. Please cherish this letter but, sadly, you will not remember me. Take this tablet, and keep it safe. Make sure no one ever finds it. I love you, my darling son. Farewell. I will be watching over you, always. - Mother LUA Chapter One LUA. MOTHER HAD given that name to him. When all others would call him by another, he still remembered Lua. Kanalorla, that was the name given to him, wasn’t it? That was his name. Prince Kanalorla of Cadirawyn. Lua sat hugging one knee to his chest as he passed the small, bronze tablet between his slender fingers. He stared intently at the intricate designs that circled the edges of the rounded disk. He wondered what each symbol meant. They were all different and all beautiful. Some looked like a raging fire, consuming everything in its path; while some looked like a gentle breeze, delicately drifting through the air. He could never fathom the meaning of this pointless slice of metal. The small boy held an age-worn paper between his fingers of his other hand. This paper held the letter from a woman he knew only as Mother. Whether or not this stranger was in fact his real mother, he did not know. No one seemed to know who his mother was. Not even his half-sister, Dirala, kne w the birthmother of her half-brother. Someone had once