One hero. One Dark Lord.
One planet worth fighting for.
Rot.
Xen Quisha rots under the heavy weight of the Dark Lord Tansluc.
The people are wary, the cities themselves are unfriendly, hostile even; beasts run rampant, criminals carve out their own kingdoms.
Yeah, Xen Quisha is a pile of trash, but it's Gimesh's pile of trash!
It's going to be a long day (a series of long days)... There's pirates, shapeshifters, ice worms, all kinds of baddies. Oh, and did I mention the Dark Lord himself?
Gimesh starts his tale getting shot into the sea. Which is to say: After escaping WITH his life, he'll have to fight FOR his life (and all of ours too).
He'll scrape the bottom of the barrel to put together a team that will help him on his quest, however, even they might not be enough. They need to be though, because if Gimesh loses, he loses all of Xen Quisha.
The C7 Tales of GISOD is a Fantasy Techno-Primal world. A graphic novel that leans heavy into sentence story telling.
We find young Gimesh, fresh off of getting booted from the pirate ship he was on, searching for his place in the world. What he walks into, will change his life forever.
Gimesh meets a gigantic survivor, a Vythor who ends up aiding him. Together they battle their way to safety and find that despite their visual difference, they both have a lot in common. Both of them are in search of a new home.
Little do they know, that the Dark Lord Tansluc sees young Gimesh as a threat. He sends out bounty hunters in an attempt to stop him. The Dark Lord wants to derail Gimesh no matter what the cost, for if he succeeds, all of GISOD will belong to Tansluc.
Obstacle after obstacle obstruct Gimesh and his new Vythor friend, and he doesn't know why, or where they're coming from? These are all things that the Dark Lord Tansluc has thrown in Gimesh's way to prevent him from advancing, and succeeding. With Gimesh out of the way, it all but ensures that the Dark Lord Tansluc will rule supreme over GISOD!
People who like a good Heroic Fantasy in the vein of the original He-man, and a pinch of Usagi Yojimbo are sure to find some enjoyment from C7 Tales of GISOD.
