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Space rings

Space rings are the things which are mentioned in Heracles first book: Heracles and the lion coming feom Nemea - Hippocoon land. They are things Heracles and his friend, Gwen and Amelinda got when they came to the first floor of the All-For-You shop where they met Ham the scepter maker. Ham are very kind to give each of them a space ring which according him is done some space spells on and so therefore it can help the person who own to create a small area in somewhere on the world. The created areas is connected with the world of owner by that ring itself. It is consider as though a space door that the owner can store their stuff inside the space ring by the way moving the image of the stuff they want to store to the area of the space ring which will appear in their mind whenever they want.
Depending on energy of the owners, the area of space rings will turned larger or narrower than others's. However, to newbies as like Heracles, Gwen and Amelida, it can help them to store about two hundreds items.      
Heracles and the Nemean Lion book cover

Heracles and the Nemean Lion

The first epic in the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series — witness Heracles' legendary battle against the invincible lion. A tale of strength, fate, and immortal valor.

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Heracles and the Dragon Hydra

The second chapter of the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series. Heracles faces the monstrous Hydra — a dragon-like beast with many heads, each reborn from the last. A mythic journey of courage, strategy, and divine challenge.

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