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Find The Blackpage is a fantasy adventure in the Blackpage setting.
SYNOPSIS: The ambitious monk Manheim and the callow novice Julian are unlikely traveling companions. Both would consider the circumstances surrounding their journey mere bad luck—yet, one way or another, they have been charged with a single, important mission: Find the Blackpage!
Twenty years after Manheim’s rival monk, Byron—now called The Blackpage—was exiled from the Order of Authors, this adventuring party will face dangers in the mysterious wilds of Daranna. Yet, all agree that nothing they could encounter is more dangerous than the man they hope to find…
Update 11/6/2025: You can buy this serial as an ebook on Amazon!
Table of Contents
Chapter 0: The Fire - Brother Byron is accused of murder, and given an ultimatum.
Chapter 1: Repent - Only Brother Superior Manheim and Novice Julian are present to receive critical information and an urgent request from the aging Abbot Targand.
Chapter 2: Clash of Claims - Conflicting accounts of Targand’s passing cause the Inquisitor to intervene.
Chapter 3: Henri and Julian - Julian must convince Henri to join him, and they make their preparations.
Chapter 4: Trespassing - Julian, Henri, Manheim, and Varus begin their journey.
Chapter 5: Yan Dawil - Julian and company encounter Yan Dawil.
Chapter 6: The Test - Julian and company confront the test put to them by Yan Dawil.
Chapter 7: A Meal and A Deal - Varus negotiates a deal with Yan Dawil
Chapter 8: A Step Forward - Julian and company set off in pursuit of the Blackpage
Chapter 9: One Last Push - Julian and company escape danger to find the Blackpage
Chapter 10: The Blackpage - Julian and company arrive at their destination
Chapter 11: The Way Back - Final remarks are exchanged before returning to the Monastery
Chapter 12: Do It Better - The party returns to the Monastery
Epilogue: The Library - Two years later, Brother Julian makes a discovery.
Only 12 chapters?? How are we halfway done already!!
Yes!! The reason I subscribed to you in the first place is finally making an appearance.
I jest, of course.
Mostly.