Prince Thermal from the planet Glacia has grown into an exceptional young man.  Adventurous and fearless, he seems much older than his years.  Born into a life of privilege, yet his parents instilled in him a strong, moral compass and raised to understand that with amazing power comes immense responsibility.  Afforded the best education, he surprised many with an amazing ability to solve complex problems. He had great expectations placed upon him. 

 

Hoping to make it home in time to pass three critical tests to be crowned as king, he travels across the galaxy with his royal family.  Inside are: his mother, the enchanting Queen Azra, with an amazing “gift” (or special ability) is to freeze her enemies; his father, the Fire King Torch, with the gift of fire; and his precocious little sister, the Princess Chrystal, with the gift ice. Prince Thermal, like his father, his gift is the ability to set enemies a-blaze. The name given to these space-travelers is “Stellars.”

 

Inexplicably, they get caught in a gravitational force, pulled to an unfamiliar planet. Like other ill-fated Stellars before them, they crash outside a medieval kingdom of Azoria, set atop a mystical “black hole,” or the “Null.” Being Stellars, to the Azorians, makes them dangerous.

 

Sadly, their gifts remain impaired until a certain celestial event occurs. Fearful of the legend of Azoria, the Prince and Princess flee. But King Henner of Azoria captures their parents.  Soon, King Torch dies from injuries.

 

King Henner becomes enchanted with Queen Azra at first sight.  Concerned about her children’s safety, they marry so she can protect them, if they’re found.

 

Marooned, the royal siblings meet other young Stellars with unique gifts that defy the laws of nature: transmorgification, shapeshifting. There’s Talon, a Pterodactyl type creature, who can transform into a pretty girl with lizard-like features; Cole and Flint, who can turn into stones; Leif and Vinca, who can turn into plants; and Screal, who turns into an eagle. They also ended up stranded there and lost their families to the castle. Soon they discover each is being hunted by Sir Mizz, the advisor of Azoria and his cronies, who want to steal their gifts.

 

Each day, the Forest Children search for food and space ship parts hoping to rebuild a craft.   One day, Chrystal gets captured and taken back to Azoria.

 

Talon connects with Thermal, much to Flint’s dismay.  She learns that the Prince only has to pass the three tests to become King of Glacia. Thermal learns of a Celebration in Azoria. After learning of it, where everyone drinks themselves unconscious, the Prince is now desperate to rescue his family and free all prisoners held in Azoria. He devises a brilliant, but doomed, plan for a rescue. The Children agree to combine their gifts for this mission.

 

At the Great Battle, Flint and Cole come to an understanding as brothers; Talon and Thermal fall for each other; the other Stellars play an equal role in the rescue. Despite their limited number, the Stellars mange to hold their own for quite a while. Soon, there are fatalities on both sides.

 

During their escape, Chrystal and Queen Azra discover the dungeon. Queen Azra is horrified to discover that King Henner is responsible for the torture of these people.

 

And then the truth: Sir Mizz is the real villain. Prince Thermal’s crowned King of Glacia, because he passed the three tests during his time and experiences on Avalon.  He chooses Talon for his queen. Knowing the truth, Queen Azra, the Princess, and Cole decide to stay in Azoria. And what will happen to Sir Mizz? The Null, of course. The planets, suns and moons align as the ship whirs off into the sky. Peace and harmony return to the universe.

 

Kingdom on the Null is a medieval, futuristic action adventure. It’s a magical journey, set in a mysterious city, surrounded by a mythical forest with unique characters with extraordinary gifts. It is a quest for truth, shadowed by deceit; where there is loyalty and betrayal; where friendship grows to love.

 

And legends are not what they seem.