Rock Steady Zero

by Wesley Idowu

Overview

Since pre creation the Soul king, has regulated the passage of souls allocating them to life, death,heaven, hell, existence or non existence and has governed the universe. The story  begins to unravel with a musician who conquers until he establishes his own empire of Greeks known as the Mycenae. On the year 1265 BC a war breaks out between the seven deadly sins and the Mycenaean.The musicians weaponize sound and fight with instrumental scabbards, changing them into weapons. "God" appears after his sins lose and fights the soul king. The soul king sacrifices his life to seal half of "God" in a nearby guitar. 3266 years later the guitar is discovered by Hiewa Maverick.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152288261
Publisher:	RockSteady.tv
Publication date:	11/19/2015
Series:	Rock Steady
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	10 MB

About the Author

As a young adolescent boy at the age of 5 I decided to pick up the hobby of writing.  This was such a crucial moment in my life because everything that came out of my mind was fresh and full of youth. I liked to write about anything but I loved art more, and with my imagination I knew I could make my thoughts come to fruition. I didn’t know how to effectively express myself through art so I attended elementary school as a student. I was attending regular classes at school and when usually asked to answer questions my answers were exemplary. One day I astonished my classmates and teacher when asked a simple question about the color of fruit. My teacher asked me “what is the color of an apple?”  We were studying the different seasons at the time so my answer could have had many variations. For some inexplicable reason I said blue which caused the entire class to break out into laughter. They may have viewed my answer as wrong but to me the blue apple was real. Now that I look back at my answer I realized the apple was a figment of my imagination and out of all the things I thought of during that day stuck onto me like glue. I believe the apple signified the book I had yet to write.