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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Guardians of Felina: Rise of the Phantom. Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Guardians of Felina: The Lost Lair. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 256 pages. 5.06x0.58x7.81 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 338 pages. 5.06x0.85x7.81 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In this richly imagined fantasy, set in a world of cat-like beings spread across distinct territories, the story excels at blending grand adventure with personal growth. Alada, goddess of the Pyrite Peaks, has honored the Guardians' agreement not to interact with Felina's residents for a hundred years, but her loneliness has grown unbearable. Seeking companionship, she visits Tierra, goddess of the Bioluminescent Forest, and discovers Tierra has been secretly mingling with mortals disguised in her mortal form. Despite her misgivings, Alada joins Tierra in a game, immersing herself among Felina's inhabitants. Alada proves an unmatched challenger, but the game ends abruptly when they spot a nearby fire.Before they can deliver their warning, the fire encircles the village, and glitching Beasts emerge, wreaking havoc. The Beasts vanish as mysteriously as they appeared, leaving behind injuries and a cryptic message: "You are now under the command of the Phantom." Determined to act, Alada and Tierra set off to warn other villages, accompanied by Birch, an unassuming mortal unaware of their divine nature.The journey takes them through the perilous Lost Labyrinth, where Birch becomes separated and must confront illusions and deceptive voices. With the help of an unlikely ally, and the bitter tree Gnarla, Birch learns the labyrinth's secret: stop wishing and find strength within. Reunited with Alada and Tierra, they press on to Birch's hometown, Stone Creek. There, Birch reveals the village's tragic secret-its residents, including his family, are spirits in denial of their deaths. Despite the eerie setting, Birch reconnects with his father, rekindling lost bonds.Next, the trio hurries to TierraTown, a village devoted entirely to celebrating Tierra. While Tierra revels in the attention, Alada uncovers a brewing rebellion among the villagers. Chaos erupts as traitors unleash a trap and glitching Beasts attack once more, setting the forest ablaze. Alada saves the town in her full goddess form, but the experience leaves Tierra shaken. Tierra resolves to stay and help rebuild, renaming the village to symbolize her newfound sense of responsibility.Alada and Birch continue to the Pyrite Peaks, using Levi Lifts to traverse the mountainous terrain. In her domain's technologically advanced Nya Network, Alada meets with the Nya council to discuss the growing threat of the Phantom. Tierra arrives to support the urgency of their warnings. After rallying the Nyas, the trio sets off again, this time toward Lotus Bay, home of Guardian Coral.Passing over the Moto Desert, they encounter a group of fleeing Aras, Guardian Ember's subjects, who reveal that he has abandoned them. Beasts now roam the desert unchecked. The Aras seek refuge in Coral's domain while the trio head off to find Coral herself. Upon arrival at the bay, the trio finds it eerily deserted-until a mysterious voice calls out, "Don't ask her, ask me!"Birch stands out as a fervent advocate for justice, initially a mere citizen who refuses to accept divine complacency. His persistent moral outrage and readiness to act lend the story immediacy; readers will cheer as he challenges immortals to live up to their titles.Alada's journey is more contemplative-an immortal Guardian who realizes that omniscience is not the same as omnipresence. She grapples with the limits of her power and influence, growing humbler and more accessible as she dares to admit that she needs allies and cannot save everyone alone.Tierra's arc may be the most poignant: from a carefree lover of festivals to a guilt-stricken protector desperate to atone for past negligence, her transformation is a testament to how catastrophic events and hon Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this richly imagined fantasy, set in a world of cat-like beings spread across distinct territories, the story excels at blending grand adventure with personal growth. Alada, goddess of the Pyrite Peaks, has honored the Guardians' agreement not to interact with Felina's residents for a hundred years, but her loneliness has grown unbearable. Seeking companionship, she visits Tierra, goddess of the Bioluminescent Forest, and discovers Tierra has been secretly mingling with mortals disguised in her mortal form. Despite her misgivings, Alada joins Tierra in a game, immersing herself among Felina's inhabitants. Alada proves an unmatched challenger, but the game ends abruptly when they spot a nearby fire.Before they can deliver their warning, the fire encircles the village, and glitching Beasts emerge, wreaking havoc. The Beasts vanish as mysteriously as they appeared, leaving behind injuries and a cryptic message: 'You are now under the command of the Phantom.' Determined to act, Alada and Tierra set off to warn other villages, accompanied by Birch, an unassuming mortal unaware of their divine nature.The journey takes them through the perilous Lost Labyrinth, where Birch becomes separated and must confront illusions and deceptive voices. With the help of an unlikely ally, and the bitter tree Gnarla, Birch learns the labyrinth's secret: stop wishing and find strength within. Reunited with Alada and Tierra, they press on to Birch's hometown, Stone Creek. There, Birch reveals the village's tragic secret-its residents, including his family, are spirits in denial of their deaths. Despite the eerie setting, Birch reconnects with his father, rekindling lost bonds.Next, the trio hurries to TierraTown, a village devoted entirely to celebrating Tierra. While Tierra revels in the attention, Alada uncovers a brewing rebellion among the villagers. Chaos erupts as traitors unleash a trap and glitching Beasts attack once more, setting the forest ablaze. Alada saves the town in her full goddess form, but the experience leaves Tierra shaken. Tierra resolves to stay and help rebuild, renaming the village to symbolize her newfound sense of responsibility.Alada and Birch continue to the Pyrite Peaks, using Levi Lifts to traverse the mountainous terrain. In her domain's technologically advanced Nya Network, Alada meets with the Nya council to discuss the growing threat of the Phantom. Tierra arrives to support the urgency of their warnings. After rallying the Nyas, the trio sets off again, this time toward Lotus Bay, home of Guardian Coral.Passing over the Moto Desert, they encounter a group of fleeing Aras, Guardian Ember's subjects, who reveal that he has abandoned them. Beasts now roam the desert unchecked. The Aras seek refuge in Coral's domain while the trio head off to find Coral herself. Upon arrival at the bay, the trio finds it eerily deserted-until a mysterious voice calls out, 'Don't ask her, ask me!'Birch stands out as a fervent advocate for justice, initially a mere citizen who refuses to accept divine complacency. His persistent moral outrage and readiness to act lend the story immediacy; readers will cheer as he challenges immortals to live up to their titles.Alada's journey is more contemplative-an immortal Guardian who realizes that omniscience is not the same as omnipresence. She grapples with the limits of her power and influence, growing humbler and more accessible as she dares to admit that she needs allies and cannot save everyone alone.Tierra's arc may be the most poignant: from a carefree lover of festivals to a guilt-stricken protector desperate to atone for past negligence, her transformation is a testament to how catastrophic events and honest self-reflection can stir even the most self-indulgent soul into greater purpose. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this gripping sequel, the scope of the adventure expands beneath the waves as the heroes seek allies in a world on the brink of war. Following the devastation in the Bioluminescent Forest, Alada, Tierra, and Birch travel to Lotus Bay to warn the water-dwelling Mizus. They arrive to find a breathtaking underwater metropolis powered by volcanic vents and bioluminescence, ruled by the dazzling and enigmatic Guardian Coral. Unlike the other Guardians, Coral has seemingly prepared for this threat for decades, arming her people with advanced weaponry and organizing defensive strategies like the Festival of Volcanoes-a celebration designed to maintain morale in the face of fear.However, the threat has already breached the shoreline. The Phantom's beasts are massing on the beach, polluting the waters with a suffocating oil. While Coral projects confidence, cracks appear in her perfect facade; she possesses knowledge of the enemy that seems too precise, and her eagerness to weaponize the mortal populace raises quiet alarms. The situation escalates when the group captures a beast lieutenant, Rhylox, and Coral reveals a terrifying truth: the enemy is using 'glitching' technology to teleport across Felina.To save their world, the group must understand this power. Birch, the courageous mortal Meu, volunteers to test a captured glitching device. Under the tutelage of the captured beast, Birch learns to navigate the disorientation of teleportation, discovering that the device does more than move the body-it infects the mind with aggression. Meanwhile, Alada and Tierra depart to investigate a lead on the rogue Guardian Ember at Enoki Hollow, only to walk into a trap. They are captured and transported to the Phantom's stronghold, leaving Birch as the last free agent of the original trio.Desperate to find his friends, Birch uses the glitching device to infiltrate the Phantom's Lair. He discovers a nightmarish fortress composed of shifting corridors and silence, a place that exists in the void between worlds. There, Birch faces the Phantom-a terrifying, multi-limbed entity that stalks from the shadows-and barely survives. In the depths of the Lair, Birch finds an unlikely ally in General Wolthar, a beast who has turned against the Phantom's cruelty. With the help of the ancient tree spirit Gnarla, who manifests within the void, Birch and Wolthar escape back to Lotus Bay.Back at the capital, the stakes rise. Coral, Birch, and their new allies-including the historian Beryl-attempt to rally a unified army from the disparate territories of Felina. However, the enemy is always one step ahead; Beryl is kidnapped during a raid, and the Phantom reveals that a greater 'Master' is coming.Birch's character arc deepens significantly; no longer just an observer, he becomes a warrior and a spy, mastering enemy technology and risking his sanity to save his friends. He grapples with the physical and emotional toll of the glitching device, proving that his mortal heart is his greatest weapon. Coral serves as a complex new force-brilliant and proactive, yet morally ambiguous. Her willingness to militarize her people and her secrecy regarding the prophecy challenge the traditional view of what a Guardian should be. Alada and Tierra face their greatest trial yet: helplessness. Stripped of their divine powers and imprisoned in a dungeon alongside the traitorous Ember, they must find a way to endure without the abilities that have defined their existence for centuries. The story concludes with the grim realization that the Phantom's Lair is impenetrable by conventional means, setting the stage for a desperate, unified war for survival. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In this gripping sequel, the scope of the adventure expands beneath the waves as the heroes seek allies in a world on the brink of war. Following the devastation in the Bioluminescent Forest, Alada, Tierra, and Birch travel to Lotus Bay to warn the water-dwelling Mizus. They arrive to find a breathtaking underwater metropolis powered by volcanic vents and bioluminescence, ruled by the dazzling and enigmatic Guardian Coral. Unlike the other Guardians, Coral has seemingly prepared for this threat for decades, arming her people with advanced weaponry and organizing defensive strategies like the Festival of Volcanoes-a celebration designed to maintain morale in the face of fear.However, the threat has already breached the shoreline. The Phantom's beasts are massing on the beach, polluting the waters with a suffocating oil. While Coral projects confidence, cracks appear in her perfect facade; she possesses knowledge of the enemy that seems too precise, and her eagerness to weaponize the mortal populace raises quiet alarms. The situation escalates when the group captures a beast lieutenant, Rhylox, and Coral reveals a terrifying truth: the enemy is using "glitching" technology to teleport across Felina.To save their world, the group must understand this power. Birch, the courageous mortal Meu, volunteers to test a captured glitching device. Under the tutelage of the captured beast, Birch learns to navigate the disorientation of teleportation, discovering that the device does more than move the body-it infects the mind with aggression. Meanwhile, Alada and Tierra depart to investigate a lead on the rogue Guardian Ember at Enoki Hollow, only to walk into a trap. They are captured and transported to the Phantom's stronghold, leaving Birch as the last free agent of the original trio.Desperate to find his friends, Birch uses the glitching device to infiltrate the Phantom's Lair. He discovers a nightmarish fortress composed of shifting corridors and silence, a place that exists in the void between worlds. There, Birch faces the Phantom-a terrifying, multi-limbed entity that stalks from the shadows-and barely survives. In the depths of the Lair, Birch finds an unlikely ally in General Wolthar, a beast who has turned against the Phantom's cruelty. With the help of the ancient tree spirit Gnarla, who manifests within the void, Birch and Wolthar escape back to Lotus Bay.Back at the capital, the stakes rise. Coral, Birch, and their new allies-including the historian Beryl-attempt to rally a unified army from the disparate territories of Felina. However, the enemy is always one step ahead; Beryl is kidnapped during a raid, and the Phantom reveals that a greater "Master" is coming.Birch's character arc deepens significantly; no longer just an observer, he becomes a warrior and a spy, mastering enemy technology and risking his sanity to save his friends. He grapples with the physical and emotional toll of the glitching device, proving that his mortal heart is his greatest weapon. Coral serves as a complex new force-brilliant and proactive, yet morally ambiguous. Her willingness to militarize her people and her secrecy regarding the prophecy challenge the traditional view of what a Guardian should be. Alada and Tierra face their greatest trial yet: helplessness. Stripped of their divine powers and imprisoned in a dungeon alongside the traitorous Ember, they must find a way to endure without the abilities that have defined their existence for centuries. The story concludes with the grim realization that the Phantom's Lair is impenetrable by conventional means, setting the stage for a desperate, unified war for survival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…