Walpurgis Night-The Beginning of Black (Book 1)

STORYBOARD/PLOT DRAFT

Lured by a talking stray dog to the Black Continent, told to bring Serene along
Enters the Black Continent, meets with a strange team of a giant, an elf, a dwarf and a humanimal
Ventures with them to send a mystery child named Xana back to her clan
Going through many obstacles, including marshes, cliffs, skeleton pines and ruins
Meets a High Being frozen in suspended animation in a huge crystal
Talks to High Being in a dream
In the Earth Dimension, people start to notice Wallie and Serene's disappearance
Meanwhile Wallie & team reach the Hanging Bridge, meets a Keeper who will only let people pass if they give him an unsolvable riddle
Wallie and Serene succeed in giving him an unsolvable riddle
Creatures called Falah-Teks hovering around the team as they cross the bridge and snatched Wallie and Serene when they targeted Xana
In captivity, learns about the true nature of Xana: she is born from a Death Messenger creature
Xana is a child created as a deal to allow a young girl 10 more years for her dying father
Abandoned because she is born out of wedlock and half Ima'asen (Other Worldly Beings)
Team comes led by Xana's mother to return Xana to the Falah-Teks in exchange for Wallie and Serene
Xana speaks for the first time, delivering a death message to her mother and her village
Plague hit and killed everyone in the village
Xana's mother, before she died, blamed Wallie & Serene for bringing this calamity to them
After consultation, the giant and elf volunteered to take Wallie and Serene to see an Ever Being so she can send them to see the Hymanjalai on the mountaintops
Hymanjalai in cat form request a gift for safe passage
Wallie gives her anniversary necklace as a gift
Passes through

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