Tristan Verona
2025/07/15
It was innocent enough. Everyone has done it at some point.
It's the unavoidable urge to find out what the world knows about you.
Tristan Verona
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As expected, though, the world didn’t think much of Tristan Verona.
On the other hand, the Verona name wasn’t a stranger to discussion.
Book clubs and online forums alike knew Julian Verona fairly well.
The fantasy author had written many wondrous tales involving hidden worlds and creatures of myth. Icy dragons, swords of crystal, and libraries of old, nothing new or revolutionary per se, but the penmanship of the writer had something truly enchanting about it.
It had been years since Verona had released anything new. Stories had been left unfinished with characters frozen in the formless void of the absence of ink.
Many had theorized that the author had simply written himself into a corner, unable to find a satisfying way out of his narrative weavings. Others had imagined that the ending of his incomplete saga was such a complex undertaking that he needed time to fully fulfil it.
Tristan didn’t really care about all that. Unlike the rest of the world, he hadn’t been starved of the stories of his father. Many evening walks along the rocky beaches of Penmon Point had lent themselves to intricate epics recounting popular myths and fables of old.
Julian Verona might have been a topic of discussion, but Tristan Verona was a name that had yet to be imprinted on the collective consciousness of the world.
When he learned about the Penwick School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the young boy understood that this was his chance. He would attend this school, make his way to the top, and carve his name in stone.
It's the unavoidable urge to find out what the world knows about you.
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Tristan Verona
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Blaze of Emrys
by Julian Verona
When Emrys discovers traces of draconic heritage in his blood, he is thrust right in the middle of a battle spanning ages with no end in sight. As both sides of the conflict try to recruit him to their cause, he is faced with a choice: follow the path his ancestors have set before him or burn it all to the ground.
by Julian Verona
When Emrys discovers traces of draconic heritage in his blood, he is thrust right in the middle of a battle spanning ages with no end in sight. As both sides of the conflict try to recruit him to their cause, he is faced with a choice: follow the path his ancestors have set before him or burn it all to the ground.
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Pride of Mabon
by Julian Verona
Having turned the Gates of Eci into ash, Emrys now has a painted target on his back. As a chilling curse is slowly gnawing on his optic nerve, he is left with no other choice but to find the Wyrms of Dinas. Hope is slowly fading, and darkness is ever encroaching.
by Julian Verona
Having turned the Gates of Eci into ash, Emrys now has a painted target on his back. As a chilling curse is slowly gnawing on his optic nerve, he is left with no other choice but to find the Wyrms of Dinas. Hope is slowly fading, and darkness is ever encroaching.
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A Crimson Herring
by Julian Verona
A sequel to Curse of the Colibri, the story continues as Raven is led to the lair of the sea-dwellers. As an enemy of the deep, she is in danger of having her wings clipped and being trapped in the underland. With the unlikely help of Ari, judge of the flightless, she must find a way to escape or be drowned in the process.
by Julian Verona
A sequel to Curse of the Colibri, the story continues as Raven is led to the lair of the sea-dwellers. As an enemy of the deep, she is in danger of having her wings clipped and being trapped in the underland. With the unlikely help of Ari, judge of the flightless, she must find a way to escape or be drowned in the process.
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Creatures of Wales: A Study
by Stephanie Avalon (Foreword by Julian Verona)
Dr. Avalon's comprehensive study examines the origins and history of local Welsh legends, such as that of the Cath Palug, a monstrous feline said to have been defeated by knights of old, or the Tylwyth Teg, fairy maidens who find themselves in the arms of human husbands. Legends and fables are all scrutinized under the lens of history in this extensive collection of writings.
by Stephanie Avalon (Foreword by Julian Verona)
Dr. Avalon's comprehensive study examines the origins and history of local Welsh legends, such as that of the Cath Palug, a monstrous feline said to have been defeated by knights of old, or the Tylwyth Teg, fairy maidens who find themselves in the arms of human husbands. Legends and fables are all scrutinized under the lens of history in this extensive collection of writings.
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Vanishing of Pryderi
by Julian Verona
Pryderi is gone. However, Emrys is not fully sure what kind of puppet has taken his ally's place. As the imposter journeys around the realm, presenting himself as a herald of reconciliation, Emrys can't help but wonder what is the price of this so-called peace.
by Julian Verona
Pryderi is gone. However, Emrys is not fully sure what kind of puppet has taken his ally's place. As the imposter journeys around the realm, presenting himself as a herald of reconciliation, Emrys can't help but wonder what is the price of this so-called peace.
As expected, though, the world didn’t think much of Tristan Verona.
On the other hand, the Verona name wasn’t a stranger to discussion.
Book clubs and online forums alike knew Julian Verona fairly well.
The fantasy author had written many wondrous tales involving hidden worlds and creatures of myth. Icy dragons, swords of crystal, and libraries of old, nothing new or revolutionary per se, but the penmanship of the writer had something truly enchanting about it.
It had been years since Verona had released anything new. Stories had been left unfinished with characters frozen in the formless void of the absence of ink.
Many had theorized that the author had simply written himself into a corner, unable to find a satisfying way out of his narrative weavings. Others had imagined that the ending of his incomplete saga was such a complex undertaking that he needed time to fully fulfil it.
Tristan didn’t really care about all that. Unlike the rest of the world, he hadn’t been starved of the stories of his father. Many evening walks along the rocky beaches of Penmon Point had lent themselves to intricate epics recounting popular myths and fables of old.
Julian Verona might have been a topic of discussion, but Tristan Verona was a name that had yet to be imprinted on the collective consciousness of the world.
When he learned about the Penwick School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the young boy understood that this was his chance. He would attend this school, make his way to the top, and carve his name in stone.
OOC : Intended as a bit of available lore to determine if the Verona name might ring a bell for anyone interacting with Tristan. Also open to anyone who wishes to explore how they might have interacted with any of the Verona books or even been left on a cliffhanger before Penwick.