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Synopsis
of the Story
The
audio adventure unfolds as the ancient voice of Melodeon imparts
a brief history of the gods. The listener is immediately drawn
into the story as sound and music create the atmosphere. After
this brief introduction, the main character, Gelvon, is introduced.
He shares his tale of a terrible childhood trauma. This brings
the listener to the past where the fate of Gelvons mother
and father are revealed. The stage is set for the conflict between
Gelvon, and the evil wizard, Vandermast.
Meanwhile, Vandermast also reflects. His childhood is one that
begins with an equally troubling encounter, yet yields very different
results. Vandermast is stripped of his innocence by an evil priest
named Skeflar. In order for Vandermast to obtain the magic that
Skeflar possesses, he must take the life of his best friend; his
own sister. As Vandermast returns to the present, he finds himself
more determined to rid himself of needless emotions.
The listener is then brought back to the humble dwelling of Gelvon
who is soon greeted by his most trusted companion, Feldon the
dwarf. Gelvon decides to travel to the home of his dear friend
and fellow wizard, Locust. The two men plan what may be their
final assault against Vandermast.
Locust has devised a plan. This plan involves Locusts son,
Tarron, who must unknowingly play a major part. Locust has used
the arts of magic to master the use of sacred stones that will
be used in teleportation. A history of the stones is then imparted
to the listener.
Locust and Gelvon travel to Vandermasts castle. Locust suffers
a fatal blow from a fire spell that Vandermast casts. Upon returning
to Locusts home, Locust reveals, as he lays in his deathbed,
his "ultimate underlying plan." Gelvon must struggle
with the issues that ensue. Finally he makes the decision to stand
by Locusts wishes. Tarron must witness his fathers
death so that he may find his own destiny.
During his grieving process, Tarron happens upon a young girl,
Arnella, who has also been orphaned. Her entire village, including
her parents, has been enslaved or destroyed by Vandermasts
troops. Arnella is the only one to escape her captive. Arnella
decides to join Tarron and return to his home. The two join in
a pact that their mission will be to free those who suffer under
the evil reign of Vandermast.
Gelvon decides that the efforts against Vandermast must continue.
Tarron has been training with Feldon in the ways of war. Gelvon
and Tarron are at odds as to how to proceed against Vandermast.
Tarron convinces Gelvon that joining forces with the army in Bladensburg
is the best solution. As the companions travel, Gelvon instructs
Tarron in the ways of magic, which he vehemently protests.
Upon arrival in Bladensburg, Tarron hears of the role he is expected
to play in the battle. He is in disagreement secretly reveals
to Arnella his own plan. He has decided that he will confront
Vandermast personally and avenge the death of his father. Arnella
reluctantly joins him.
During the heat of the battle, Tarron secretly breaks away from
the main battle group. Unexpectedly, he learns that Gelvon has
been wounded. When he reaches the wizard, he is overcome with
rage. Tarron grabs the stone from within Gelvons cloak and
teleports to the castle. Here, he confronts his nemesis and seemingly
kills him, only to find the figure was an illusion. Vandermast
lives! Tarron is overcome! End of the First Volume.
About Wirehaired Productions
Wirehaired
Productions is owned and operated by Mason B. Fisher. The purpose
of the music composition and production company is to create original
music and sound for a variety of formats. Mason composes original
music for audio books, computer games, and film. (visit their
web site for more information).
Wirehaired Productions has recently produced an audio book- The
Lachesis Passage, which was written and copyrighted
by Mason B. Fisher. Wirehaired Productions is comprised of a 24-bit
digital recording studio that can provide DAT or CD versions of
final products for directors or authors. Specializing in the creation
of original music, authentic sound effects, and masterful voice-overs,
Wirehaired Productions "Enhances the Audio Experience."
You may contact Mason at: wirehaired@netscape.net, or (609)714-0507.
For the
Future
A
total of five years in the making from the initial conception
until its present release, the first volume entitled: Vandermast
the Birth of Evil, is sure to leave the listener wanting more!
That works well for Mason because he plans on putting together
5 or 6 more CD's that richly weave stories within stories to reveal
the issues of the characters. This fall marks the debut of Wirehaired
Productions, the music production company that Mason envisioned.
He will continue The Lachesis Passage saga, as well as compose
music for others. It has been a long time coming, but well worth
all the effort and hard work.
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