En cours de chargement...
In Chronicle 60, Makon, Gorga was the backdrop for the next exciting series of unpredictable adventures. Makon, Gorga, a quick growing resort with modest potential, catered to some of the richest tourists there were and attracted the likes of Talulah Coldbank, the winner of Miss Teen world. A firebrand and not one to be reckoned with and even Homer Bean did his best not to be bested by this hellcat.
Too preoccupied with thoughts of his mysterious ancestry, Homer can't help but to surrender to nagging unanswered questions about his birth parents. But one day, one careless slip on his doorstep changed all for him. Needing to convalesce in a warmer climate, Homer Bean takes a trip that will forever change his life and forever change the course of Earth II. But these changes brought much needed closure for Homer as his nagging questions were finally answered.
Not only did he cross paths again with Miss Talulah Coldbank, but his path also collided with some very unusual and strange bedfellows. On one hand his life was in danger at every turn, then on the other hand, his encounter with the White Angel called Azmon, helped in his much needed transformation. There was a severe battle brewing and Homer was needed to stand in the gap for the inhabitants on Earth II as he must confront Earth II oldest and most diabolical enemies.
The evil jewel stones and the cruel Atlanteans that were plaguing Earth II were at odds with each other battling for top dog position; during which an old enemy from the distant past revealed himself. There were some very surprising, jaw dropping expositions that tied in Homer Bean in the equation, that will bring closure also to the readers. Chronicle 61 introduced us to a new player called Quinn Ceylon the Bluebird, also known as Starboy, amongst other names like One-legged and Five Stars; all describing his very unusual and distinguishing traits (like the five eyes in his hair that shone only at night), along with his physical disability.
Despite his unique features and his disability, Quinn had a different heart from his father and all his brethren. He longed to travel to see the world, to help the sick and maimed. But no matter what he did, he could not rid himself of this restlessness to leave the comforts of his home village. Then the day came when his father, the chief and Medicine man of his people granted Quinn his heart's desire to see the world.
But it wasn't just the world that was drawing Quinn, there was a mysterious mountain called Shouting Mountain that was at the core of his quest. Throughout his journey, he was guided and guarded in the most extraordinary way, and his healing gift made him the most sought after man. There were many people still suffering the aftermath of Earth II's nuclear fallout, although this event occurred in the distant past.
Quinn's healing gift and kind heart was in great need for a world that was suffering, not only from the nuclear blasts but also from the degradation of society that had fallen away. This was especially true of a city called Sealtown in Kolumbia, the final leg of Quinn's journey. But was this also the final page in Sealtown's story? Chronicle 61 Part II, although not an obvious extension of Chronicle 61, it still helped to tie loose ends in answering some more questions especially about the Atlanteans and various other 'species.' This gem of a story was focused on a character by the name of Prince Tora Tora Tamemoto of the Mori living in Nergulia.