Louis Ernest Wesler kindle The Seventh House: The Ffolke's of K'Nandra; Beginnings, The Great Disaster, Arrival of The Seventh House

The tales told within relate to the world of K'Nandra, created by the God K'Anadræ, inhabited by a diverse group of ffolke who are neither wholly evil nor good, they are for the most part simple ffolke that prefer to live without anyone telling them or forcing them to do anything they prefer not to do!The different ffolke number twelve, there are two large continents, one partially accessible continent, two large sub continents, one large island and one hundred plus small islets, all of which are occupied by something, some are ffolke, some are not, some of those that are living upon some of the locations are actually those that helped their creator to make the world they live upon, and all of them except for those in one location were created by K'Anadræ.The ffolke's listed herein and the creatures listed herein all are part of two different prophecies, one the oldest is called the 'Curse of Kalimentira' the first Elven Queen, who killed herself some three hundred years after they had been reawakened to the rebuilt world after the first global war, of which no one was to have any memory of, but Kaliminera being a DreamWeaver somehow found access to what she should not have been able to and she saw the war in all of its horror and she could not stop herself from watching it and then because she was mind linked to other DreamWeavers she killed some of them and mentally destroyed others, and finally she killed herself!The tales of the Hurradrim, the horse breeders, and their flight to avoid being massacred, and the tale of Jommy, the ten year old who was given the prophetic creams while he was awake about what might happen, so he was allowed to bring his ffolke out of Salitira into a new land that for eon's had been hidden from all by The Great Mother since she had planned on using it as a sanctuary for ffolke's needed a safe harbor, never dreaming that it would the new home of a strange ffolke that would be in the 'Curse of Kaliminera' and would set that in motion to completion, and bring the next prophecy into play 'The Search For The Purple Flower!The T'Kada the smallest of the T'Llassan were brought to this sanctuary land so that they might be saved from themselves, before they went into extinction, after many trials they managed to not only save themselves but they would eventually salvaging the other two clans the T'Andan, and the T'Maran before they self destructed also.Specifically little is said here about the other ffolke's on Salitira, Desodina, Sund, or Northland because it is not relevant to this book, what is relevant is the previous history of those ffolke that ended up on the island that came to be called AinNur. Two Dwarven words one is Ain meaning the wife of Mahal the Dwarven god, the DwarveMaker, the God of the Forge from Eä, their old world from which they had been torn from, with their entire mountain home, and flung across time and space and into K'Nandra which would be their new home, since none of the Dwarven Gods that they never knew existed until they landed someplace other than Eä, because here, there were three moons and two sun's, so they knew they were no longer on Eä. The other name Nur was for the wife of Cerin Redaxe the DwarfFather, the founder of the Seventh House, so to honor The Great Mother the Dwarves requested that they be allowed to name the continent they had crashed into, AinNur and that way they could honor her also, since both Ain and Nur were the most respected females in the Dwarven history of the Seventh House, and she accepted the name and the honor!