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Edidare

Rotimi Ogunjobi
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Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
xceedia publishing

About

Edidare tells the story of a group of adventurers on a journey to a far country from which they expect to return with the fruit from the Tree of Enlightenment. Led by a warrior called Irinkerindo, they discover an isolated city hidden deep inside the forest. Edidare as this city is known is a place of indescribable filth and the suffering dwellers have been driven to cannibalism and mindlessness through many years of deprivation.

Bursting with chivalry, the travelers seek to restore civilization to the city, but laws are eventually made to permanently expel the sojourners from Edidare.

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