Otheris and the Serpents of Qhudrus

By Shekari, Richard

Book Id: WPLBN0004450870
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Title:	Otheris and the Serpents of Qhudrus
Author:	Shekari, Richard
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Fiction, Adventure
Collections:	Authors Community, Adventure
Historic Publication Date:	2016
Publisher:	Self-published

Member Page:	richard shekari
Citation APA MLA Chicago Shekari, B. R. (2016). Otheris and the Serpents of Qhudrus. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.us/

Description
Following the fall of the most guileful witch in all the lands, young Otheris set on a journey for a much bigger task. This task was nothing other than to bring the heads of the Serpents of Qhudrus, after the king made him an offer he could not refuse.

Summary
Following the fall of the most guileful witch in all the lands, young Otheris set on a journey for a much bigger task.

Excerpt
“Let go of me Otheris!” cried the old witch in her black cloak as she struggled to free her neck from his grip, he kept walking and didn’t care to look back as he dragged her down the village, “Let me go!” she barely choked struggling with mucus all over her face and his hand. Other than her creaky old voice, only the chirping of the crickets and the hooting of the owls could be heard. Otheris uttered no words as he tugged her. “Please Otheris son of Delial, have mercy and free me,” she pleaded, “I shall not come near thy household again!” still struggling for air to breathe. “You shall be free. I have no plans of taking your life oh great witch of Moughdug. You should know that by now, the village folk need to see you in your true form,” replied Otheris.

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments Dedication The great witch of Moughdug Otheris Devourer The road to Qhudrus The Serpents of Qhudrus