Nicholas

<p>The <strong><em>Nonesuch </em></strong>have given Nicholas a primordial gift- The Chrysalis of Winter Solstice. Such a present bestows a divine role and heavy burden that guides him to the creation of a magnanimous legend. We all know him well by many names- Father Christmas Sinterklaas Santa- to name a few.</p><p></p><p>But to get from point A to point B there is no straight line that provides the shortest distance. Breathing new life into such a phenomenon involves controversy warfare disease death and even the manipulation of time.</p><p></p><p>Nicholas was taught the ways of goodness by loving parents who performed acts of generosity. Those reading will feel the dire grief that Nicholas faces after losing his folks to a dreadful plague. They will understand the loneliness that sparks his determination to seek his role and true purpose. Continuing the acts of kindness that his parents started he will face a life-long task that goes way beyond his good intentions. Readers will live inside of his personal struggles his sadness his happiness his accomplishments and his failures. The mind of Nicholas will bend and twist as will the mind of the reader. Both will question: are these realistic or imaginary places buildings fellow antagonists and protagonists including the evil embedded creatures? Further questions might arise: are there such things as frigorific wafers? Could be... they do prevent <em>'frigorificitus'</em> according to Bitty Bitey who owns Bitty Bitey Baker's Bake. This primordial magic and those who wield it- real? These animals and these special talents they possess- are they real too? Especially Gandomine a rare cardinal with rather unique characteristics and abilities that Nicholas must depend on to succeed. These events never took place another might claim... or did they? Perhaps the making of such a magnanimous legend is not what was initially written what we thought or were told. <strong>This story may just convince you otherwise.</strong></p>