To the enemy, Fel’annár is just a half-blood bastard, but towards the Silvan people, he’s their crownless warrior prince. Coming back from battle in the mountains, he grieves for one who was dropped, a death that creates a mystery Fel’annár and his firm of selected brothers must unravel. But why do the trees talk about a lovely monster?

Fel’annár will learn the ways of the Kah Warrior from a legendary commander even though facing the disdain of another who problems to simply accept this ‘ignoble child’ for who he about Dawn of a Tale is, not for what he represents. Meanwhile, Fel’annár’s royal half-brother reveals a plan to restore the Great Forest to its previous splendor of multi-cultural tranquility. However the Forest is normally falling apart under the last onslaught of the ruthless traitor and the Silvan folks are turning from their ruler. Can Fel’annár arrive to comprehend what function he must play in this course of action before it is too late? Can the brothers reserve their resentment towards one another for tearing their own families apart and figure out how to trust each other? Can like prosper amid battle and hardship as dark foes converge on the Motherland?

Danger is based on wait for an elf who is slowly arriving at terms along with his traditions, understanding how to wield a natural ability and accepting the type of his unfolding future.