Inspired by Samuel Johnson's 1678 novel The Pilgrim's Progress, this novel serves as a sort of precursor to Bunyan's original writings. When a regal man named Vangel is unexpectedly and strangely captured, he is forced to embark on a journey against his choice. Vangel, injured and disoriented following his escape from the dark king's warriors, begins to have weird dreams and visions of a mystery woman in white calling him from the uncharted area of the North. Armed with a book titled "The Record of the Ancients" that he obtains from a wise sage named Elder, Vangel sets off on an adventure that will take him through treacherous mountain ranges, endless deserts, the Lake of Doubts, and the Forest of No Return. They tell him about a good ruler and his son who are said to live in the North, but only if he can make it there and get there alive.
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Inspired by Samuel Johnson's 1678 novel The Pilgrim's Progress, this novel serves as a sort of precursor to Bunyan's original writings. When a regal man named Vangel is unexpectedly and strangely captured, he is forced to embark on a journey against his choice. Vangel, injured and disoriented following his escape from the dark king's warriors, begins to have weird dreams and visions of a mystery woman in white calling him from the uncharted area of the North. Armed with a book titled "The Record of the Ancients" that he obtains from a wise sage named Elder, Vangel sets off on an adventure that will take him through treacherous mountain ranges, endless deserts, the Lake of Doubts, and the Forest of No Return. They tell him about a good ruler and his son who are said to live in the North, but only if he can make it there and get there alive.
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