Okay, so I've decided to start a book, but it's going to come in bits over longer stretches and probably will be re-posted when edited. I am working on outlining -- NO, I'm practically FORCING myself to outline, otherwise it might not turn out well ;) Bear with me through the introductions, because I am trying to make them as interesting as possible, but they are mainly so you can know about the ways of the different lands, as they are vital to the book :)

Introduction, pt. 1 - The Land of Fenburon

The land was Fenburon, it was a beautiful land, filled with fruit trees of many different kinds. It was known as the Land of Fruits. War was not uncommon in this place. At the seemingly young age of fourteen, boys were considered adults, for girls it was fifteen. It was divided into four sections, which was so because of four rivers which divided the lands. The four sections were named, Wenton, Linsontina, Scathnaid and Pavidia. Pavidia was the biggest section of the land, which the Palace was settled in. Pavidia housed the many Nobles and Royalties of Fenburon, while Wenton was best for farming, so it housed farmers. Linsontina was where most of the fruit of Fenburon was grown, while Scathnaid was where many of the lands Markets abode. In the army, boys can join at fourteen, and sometimes it is absolutely commanded by the king that they join. Fenburon’s men hardly are ever seen during a war, and sometimes never seen again. When the king of the land dies, his eldest son is to become heir of the throne, and if he is younger than fourteen, he is to be instructed by the Elders of the land until he is an adult. The elders of the land are aged sixty and up, any younger will not be considered an advising elder.