Dear readers,
Thank you for following Prima and Archeia. I honestly didn't imagine both lost world pieces would explode as they did, but what matters is that you all liked them as they were. This book will include a bit of Prima and Archeia as a way for me to say thank you all.
However, as this book title suggests, there is far more to this universe than just Prima and Archeia. There are other storied and isolated places where prehistory has not only survived but evolved to the modern day--and how they managed to do so may shock you. The names of these other places are as follows:
1. Kreteac'La: "The Ancient Paradoxical Territory"
2. Thalassia, "The Labyrinthian Sea of the Antediluvian"
3. Corteisa, "The Isolated Marine Canyon"
4. Sonoriala, "The Forbidden Oasis Valley"
5. Ovinon, "Land of the Prehistoric Gods"
6. Guryon, "The Antediluvian Survival Zone"
7. Ultimata, "The Hidden Frontier"
and
8. Isla Miedo, "Isle of Nature's Nightmares".
Each of the places houses menageries of lost-thought extinct creatures with adaptations that would make most of our modern day wildlife somewhat trifle in comparison...sometimes, with unsuspecting victims and survivors being the ones to experience them first hand. However, there is also beauty in these places of natural enigmas, among many other elements that must be experienced to believe.
So, brave reader, will you take the first step and explore not just Prima and Archeia, but also all the other lost worlds?
~~Cryptosaurian, Jan 2021
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ALL THE LOST WORLDS: All Prehistoric Lands in the Prima-Verse
Science Fiction"Everyone, the implications here possible reach further beyond Prima and perhaps even Archeia. It is no longer a matter of "if"...rather, it is one of "how many there are out there?"' --Professor Darwin Doyle, 1998. Copyright: Cryptosaurian, Jan 12...
