A secret censored throughout the modern age… …A cataclysmic riot leaves the fate of the world hanging by a thread There are a lot of things Wind Wielder Sion Zona wished he had taken seriously. But the following facts he neglected display his sheer ignorance. One, an ancient tribe within his Elemental race wiped from the pages of time still exists. Two, Sion and a band of eight other Elementals are the final descendants from that ancient tribe and hold the key to preventing the masses from falling victim to a one-world government foretold in a banned set of ancient texts. Three, the global superpower wants nothing more than to destroy Sion and the others before they discover their importance to humanity. So yeah, there’s no pressure in taking on a raging dictatorship.

In a world where certain people are born with the ability to control natural elements, Selene Nesk, a seventeen-year-old wind elemental, journeys to uncover the truth behind her repressed memories. Along the way, she meets Jeremy, an eighteen-year-old earth elemental, and Lillian, a sixteen-year-old fire elemental, both of whom are trapped within a magical barrier. However, when Selene attempts to rescue them, her own past trauma causes her elemental powers to manifest in destructive ways. If she isnt able to regain her memories in time to control her raging powers, the barrier trapping Jeremy and Lillian is not the only thing that will be shattered.

The Kalian Army marches to battle. Kadrak is restless for the power of the throne. The princess is anxious for marriage but fears for the safety of her fiancé. Traven sets sail in search of Faldor's Keep where he hopes to find a weapon to save his country. What he discovers will change the fate of all.

While the Kalians celebrate their recent victory, an innumerable horde of galdaks pours out of the mountains, intent on destroying the human race. The people of Kalia look to Traven, a master wielder, to save them. However, even his immense power may not be enough to stop the imminent threat. His will, courage, and strength are tried as he prepares to give his all, even his life, for the people he loves.

Into a world behind mirrors where nothing is what it seems, there enter the most painstakingly unintelligible humans who do not know what to make of or do with their connections to these worlds, the Outlands and Far Outlands. Neither do the ones born with their own unique powers, in addition to their connections to these worlds—connections that happen to otherwise be mentally distanced—know initially what to make of or do with their connections. The black panthers, Incandescent, Anna, Pristine Crystal, the Caretaker of Star Syras, Neptune, Ezra Sterling, and the rest all play a part in making the virtually unprecedented and epic saga of The Far Outlands stories to cause one to simply marvel with all different and individual perspectives, for some of the characters you may not identify with while others you may feel empathetic toward or admire. The heroes’ and villains’ classifications, along with their virtues and otherwise liabilities—which some do all they can to maintain hidden or incognito from the general public—are something they must be and are later informed of, for they are not initially aware of them, some for the good and others for the worst. Eventually they will make their own minds to either use or even misuse such traits. Some of them have very abstract origins while others have very animatedly realistic origins, natures, and dispositions of which to tell and even to relate or fear. These are their stories and, additionally, my pervasive and reoccurring inspirations which I put on paper in order to deal with them better, even single-handedly. These writings, I both adore for their literary value and artfulness and abhor for their tormenting value and tragic legacy, for some of them express feelings I cannot take back after I have related or presented them.