The Sunstone and the Moonstone
On the edge of the Great Deep, right at the end of the world, lies the City of Yennazen, a jewel of civilization on an otherwise savage coastline. Ruled by Maharaja Perak, a cunning and ruthless man, the city has clung to its precarious post, ever beset by the forces of nature and the beasts of the heavily forested mountains that ring the city on three sides. Here, at the very brink of the known world, great treasures are won and lost as adventurers climb into the unchartered territory beyond the golden spires and towering walls of the city. No treasure, however, is more valued than the Princess Vanya, a woman whose beauty is the thing of song and poem in the City of Yennazen. She is a woman of the people, beloved by her fathers subjects even as they cursed his name in the mining pits beneath the city. Known for her wild nature, it is not uncommon to find her in the cities ancient libraries, galloping across the white sand beaches, or sailing on the Great Deep. Suitors have come far and wide to court her attentions, to cage a free spirit as their own, and she has rejected them all. Through her, a husband can expect to inherit the ancient and impressive city for the Maharaja has born no other children.
Princess Vanya has her own reasons for wishing to remain unwed and unfettered by any suitor. A powerful Magi in her own right, she can sense, a great evil on the horizon. A great evil that threatens her fathers Kingdom and the legacy of her own bloodline. It draws closer day by day, an ancient and patient fury the likes of which Yennazen and its citizens have never known before.