Robin of the Woods

A legend that has haunted the evil minds of the English Lords for centuries. A man with a green outfit and green mask who robs the rich and feeds the poor; who is more popular than the evil King John; who uses wood magic to turn away the dark curses of the nobles who use them to enslave the commoners and soldiers they use for their nefarious ends.

Born during the Haunted Years, which began during the reign of King Alexander the Great, a well beloved king who fell to dark magic during the Passion Wars between England and France, then continuing through the warring years between England and the Ottoman Empire as they both strived to conquer Asia to their own ends.

During those foul years many a common man was used for common fodder and to feed the demons that haunted those times. A few men of great mystic power stood between the evil empires in attempts to soften the blow of the malignancy that was being spread, but the Dark One, in allegiance to the late Kings Frederick and now the King John, once a Court Executioner, was spreading his talons of deceit and trickery everywhere.

Sheriff Noddington, late of Yorkshire, sought to quell the rebellious masses by destroying Robin Hood, the only man who stood between him and ascending the throne of the failing King John.

This story is about the birth of a new hero, Robin of the Woods, the son of Robin Hood and the successor to the Wood Magic that his father wielded with the help of the White Fire of the Wood and Earth Peoples.