Chronicle 58 Anno Stellae 8732, Chronicle 59 Anno Stellae 10,272 (RetroStar Chronicles, #3) / RetroStar Chronicles (ePub)

Chronicle 58, was a chock-full of excitement and adventures, which brought a lot of closure to past adventurers and their exploits. We see the continual rising of the letter heroes chosen by FC and schooled by Daniyel; with the likes of Chiron, a blast from the past, the blue, poetic sensitive centaur. Then there was a brief confederacy between Chiron and a Paiute Indian young man named Mink. Wally also joined the forces of these unique letter heroes, showing their just as unique tactical combatant skills to these sworn enemies of mankind. Finally Dr Pikkard's wargame took a turn which ended these lengthy ongoing destructive evil onslaughts on mankind and it was not a sweet ending for everyone.

The Lost Chronicle started a story about a desert country goatherd named Qoph. During a time of great distress amongst his people the Arabs, Qoph rose to the occasion offering them a reprieve from their domineering slave-masters the Sassinids. But like all revolutions that go from one end of the spectrum to the other, and never in the balance, Qoph's hope-inspiring liberation from the imperial oppressors of the Sassanids. It also unleased the evil of untold greed amongst his people in years to come, with constant warfare and aggression. This did the world no good, and, in fact, in a matter of time would bring utter destruction. Will human beings ever recover from the onslaught of Qoph's reformation gone awry?

The Chronicle of the Nightingale is a beautiful story that recoups all that was lost for the people in a great trading, sea-faring city of Baton Roo, that was under the thumb of a power-mad despot of a ruler titled the Doge. Utter ruin was on the horizon with the possibility of losing their city and their freedom. Yet an unlikely hero arose to rally the people with the hope to preserve their city and their lives. Reflecting on past exploits by a few of the letter heroes, this chronicle was truly a delight with just as delightful an ending. Pio was the hero for this story although from his rough start in life who would have considered him to be anything but a hero? It just goes to show that anyone can be raised to the rank of heroism, and Pio the beggar boy did just that. Not only was he a hero of sort but he was a singing prophet much like Jona, although Jona was not a singer, he was a prophet of judgment. But will Pio's prophecies and judgments fall on deaf ears of the people of Baton Roo or will they be like Nineveh and repent of their evils and escape impending doom?

Chronicle 59 introduced a story of another unlikely and upcoming hero being prepped for another battle with the evil star stones. With just an unlikely mentor and grandfather figure, Nails Jensen A.K.A Gramps, a blind man takes Homer Bean, the soon to be young hero, under his wings. At this point, there remained just three evil star stones now but they are the most diabolical of them all. With the great prophet-trainer and mentor Daniyel retired and no other hero to take his place to help train up new recruits, it is curious to see how the future letter heroes will receive their much needed schooling to battle the alien entities. But FC is not to be taken for granted, the Forbidden Category is never without a plan. How is FC planning to use this youngster called Homer? No one really knows except he himself!